Hello,I need someone in the New City area of Chicago (south side just north of Englewood) to help with electrical work (lighting around the garage, faulty fixtures) laying tile (kitchen floor and bathroom) and sanding a hardwood floor (if it can be salvaged).

(I don't think I have any way to send a preview.)I show them the pics beforehand, too.It's too easy to fat-finger a 4 bedroom house to a 3 bedroom one, or forget a bathroom.

@Graham NadlerVinyl floor, no garbage disposals, a paint color that can be used as "touch up" (i.e. without having to repaint the entire wall), pex pipe, a working fan in the bathroom, leave a few furnace filters behind for either yourself or the tenant to change, no screens unless lease says tenant will maintain repairs, bathtub surrounds that use very little to no caulk (reduces mold).

The second bathroom is shower only so I could see that being a problem for a family that has young children, or am I wrong here?

The basement was finished nicely already with a bedroom, living room, 3/4 bathroom, and laundry.

No visible water damage was coming from the bathrooms. 

I put $10,000 into the renovation for the kitchen, bathroom, and some other cosmetics.

I bought my first home last year (town home: 2 bed 2 bathroom 1 car garage).

Or worse doing everything right and then the market conditions change as a whole.Some examples list changing the floor plan or adding a bedroom or bathroom to be good ways increase value.

Zillow uses algorithms to calculate the zests are and rent estimates based on public information about the property such as location, sq ft, bedrooms and bathrooms.