If you throw a penny in the mix, there's no benefit to me.You may consider just hiring a real estate agent on an hourly rate.

Yes, I was thinking of LVP.After I posted, I did find a story that recommended a skim coat over the tile to smooth it out.  

However, with the understanding that this may just be the start of the city’s overreach, an attorney would be worth every penny, so is banding together.

Sand paper,cover with KIlz, and another coat of paint to match should handle it.

Pay for a 3rd party feasibility study from someone like Bob Copper or Katherine D'Agostino. 3.

You're pennies away from 52 week high on a slope that looks like a "hike" up everest. 

The supply will be copper (but might be PVC in some instances), the house plumbing will be copper or PEX if newer, and the waste will be ABS or if old, maybe CI.The Cast Iron will definitely need to be replaced and can be very expensive so make sure to verify that.

Absolutely nothing else is as tough as 3/4" American white oak after its been finished in three coats of oil-based polyurethane.

In that orderWith a bigger budget, that would be a longer list, but it’ll take some precision and creativity to maximize $6,000> If everything looks pretty good - consider a coat of paint and a good staging company!

I have ran into similar UBER-novices before, I fire your like and make a point of listing on the "never-serve" because it's all about mindset, your mindset is toxic and focused on leaping over dollars to grab those pennies.