If I repainted I'd be doing it to get the "wow" factor (and fresh-paint smell) of a completely repainted apartment, not because any walls are so bad currently that potential tenants would look at them and run.I no there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but generally speaking, which of these upgrades would deliver the biggest bang for the buck?

Yes, protected buyer list, or protection clause.I found for CA: a broker must deliver to the seller the list of protected buyers no later than the end of the listing period or any extension or cancellation.It does not talk about length though.

They key is for the broker who has the off market property to have a fee agreement in place.

That office will forward to your NY SoS to deliver to the address you have on file in that state.Adjust your business model accordingly.

Where it breaks down in my mind, however, is that a bathroom sink is designed to deliver water to said sink.

And I still download the weekly podcast before lacing up my running shoes...it never fails to deliver a new idea or strategy that builds on my current knowledge base. 

@Chad LambImprovements versus repairs is the key.

If you own a recession-proof turn key business in a busy location like a gas station, selling lottery tickets, and junk food,and gas that generates 70K profit, an asking price of over $200K will generate little interest.

Agents are of course the first people they call, the first key member on these power teams.

I have spent about 25 hours analyzing the listings on Idealista, Piso.com, and a few others to get a sense of the neighborhoods, rental figures, key features at different price points, sales prices, etc.