I would NOT bother with changing to a new laminate top, it will get burns on it anyways.Wait until next year or when tenant changes and find a cheaper one piece cabinet with built in countertop even Ikea has better prices than your PMCheap fixes for now:contact paper to cover that green countertopI know this has an electric stove- change out the trays under the burners with black onesa little valance for the window in geometric green pattern- look up Marimekko and with two yards make it cute

It seems like some investors look at cap rate while others don't even bother

My architect, who's been working here for 40 years, said don't bother with trying to change zoning for a spec.

With so much interest in Newark from people who haven't bothered to even visit the city, I'm not surprised they're asking for that much for that property on Fabyan Pl.

In the case of this particular house we bought, we didn't bother looking at it until seeing how long it sat on the market, since offers have been so aggressive in the market overall.I personally am not interested in student rentals.  

if you are not a real buyer and cannot close frankly the question is why would an agent bother to work with you?

If this was me, provided my occupancy is 91-95%, I would not bother repainting quite yet, but the moment that it is time for touching up maintenance around the house I would knock it out then, and add a bit more cost.

Don’t bother the family until after the funeral at the earliest.  

Don't bother arguing with someone making a sales pitch. 

I got my real estate license so I can send offers whenever without having to bother anyone and save on commission when listing.Obviously people will have a little shock when you come in a decent amount off asking but do you try to justify it to them and maybe plant a seed or just send send send til one pans out?