However, being a Realtor this disqualifies me.Then there is the hardship for Landlord and undue burden with other occupants so as of now this seems the only argument I see.

The other side of the argument that would support a crash in home prices would be a massive over correction on the part of builders, flooding the market with supply and overwhelming demand.

No ameneties yet, but considering developing something to keep the customers entertained. 

Besides the mechanicals (whether for not they need to be replaced), the "pretty" part of a rehab is dependent on your customers/clients/tenants. 

- Both bathrooms brand new top to bottom- New flooring and painting throughout the whole house- Updated kitchen with custom island and all new appliances, granite countertops- New lighting fixtures- Opened up the floor plan, etc...

So, clearly something that a tokenized security is great for and a custom block chain that never lets papers get lost, changes made without approval, etc.They gave me this to read and I found a lot more too. https://www.realestateskills.com/blog/private-money-lenders It is an extremely common strategy, but they want to take it to the digital world.

The advice I am hearing from these tax folks is the lost cash flow is more than made up for with moving away from short term capital gains.Not sure yet, definitely two sides to the argument.

They wouldn't need this agreement if they had customers best interest which is required by MO law.  

If you just need screens you can get those custom fairly easily at a hardware store.

IF they are not box cabinets but custom built in place, better pass,they hardly ever come out right.