Anyway, add some colorful plants/flowers in the landscaping bed by the front of the house.

The brown-colored areas on the map indicate federal land, and as you can see, there is little undeveloped land left.

Well yielded 12 gal per min. and passed with flying colors.  

If any one of them arent we usually add $4-7k for a roof, $7-9k for hvac (not including duct work) and $10k for most foundation adjustments.

Quartz at $40sqft would mostly be solid colors. 

But at the same time scary here some of the issues:-Wiring/Electric issues: there were double taps and too small cables used-Standing water in half of the backyard (every time it rains harder according to the tenants)-One of the AC units is from 2003-AC air ducts are moldy-AC pipe in addict are crushed, insulation broken, taped with lots of air leaving-No drip pan and turn off switch for airhandler (2001) in one unit-Too little insulation-Moisture in the addict-Missing firewalls between the two units-One unit has copper pluming the other unit has recently received PEX, but where the wall was cut open to replace plumbing has not been closed and you can see lots of mold, mice droppings -One of the water heaters is sitting in water and mold on PVC and is rusting and leaking.

Like exterior color restrictions, landscaping standards, noise and work times, etc. 

Do you guys feel based on the ducts etc in the video that it will turn out well?

$8,500.00-Permit -Inspection -Labor -Materials -Balance -Wire Apartment to code 15-4 inch color change LED2-Pendant lights 1-LED Bath Fan -Cat 6 Ethernet run -30 amp electric stove -Heated Bath floor (floor heat supplied by other)2-USB outlets 3-Dimmers -Outlets to code/ outlets or switches on brick wall to be in EMT conduit -Tv outlet -Smoke detector -1 wall accent lighting (fixture provided by other )Hallway-6 - 4inch color change LED-Hallway outlet -Hallway switch -Hang chandelier (provided by other)-Add remote switch for chandelier

Personally, I only invest passively (color me lazy!)