During the day the ceiling looks normal, but at night when you turn out the lights it is as if the ceiling has been removed and you are staring at the night sky.

One example recently is at 2 different properties home passed with no carbon or smoke in kitchen was told not needed as it wasnt required just needs to be outside kitchen and same location has boarded windows in basement only no violation but another location different inspector wants a carbon and smoke inside kitchen even when directly in next room and also wants natural light in basement because windows are boarded.

High end trim work, door knobs, light  fixtures can really add up.

Same windows, lights, tile, paint, etc. 

Finish the look with updated lights, potted plants on either side of the door, and a new, high-end knocker and handle.

So via some marketing to owners, I now have a 50 pad MHP and a 41 pad MHP on my desk with a 3rd owner calling me this afternoon to discuss a 3rd park. 

Also, the other house on Kelmscott that sold for $142,000 and it looked like my grandmothers house (green carpet, old lady curtains, green counter tops, 70's lights, etc.

When you are driving the main streets or along the FDR drive take a look at some of the "We Buy Houses Cash" signs up on the light poles of the main streets.

He also makes and sells custom decorated wine bottles and mason lights.  

I'm about to hire a lawyer to look further into this for me, but thought I'd pick your brain first if you could shed some light on your situation.Thanks!!