What are some good resources for keeping up with modern trends when you flip your house?

It's a mixture of single-family, duplexes, townhomes, fourplexes, one "barracks-style" building, and a couple nice business buildings that would make great office space.Has anyone ran into anything like this?

The in-person classes were more accommodating to my learning style and provided real-word anecdotes and scenarios by experienced agents in San Antonio. 

I was wondering long term, what the trend is (over say 10+ years).

Id address that, the old style ceiling fans and maybe even the fireplace (if needed).

Dont let the buffet style turn you off the suishi is quality on par with Minatos from Lake Forest, CA East TN has tons of water activities.

The house is a 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch style home with a 1 bedroom mother in law suite.

Get better and better on the not so great ones because you'll have less nerves (nothing to lose) and figure out your style.

You want to look at rent to sales ratio, EDITBAR, sales trend last 3 years, when store was last re-imaged,etc.Most STNL if under 10 years left on the primary lease term are very hard to finance.

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