Complete remodel from roof to basement and everything in between - new kitchen and bathrooms, flooring, light fixtures, paint.

Also in this scenario, you theoretically risk closing on one property and having the other deal fall apart (say to appraisal or title issues), so I would want my attorney ensure that both deals are tied together contractually if I went that direction.Probably a wise idea to consult with a title/closing attorney, if you go ahead and pull title this should shed light on things and direct you towards the correct coarse of action.

Work with your Realtor to find comparable homes that shine a better light on the value of your home. 

I own 5 SFRs that were brand new when I bought them, and I have to say, just because they are new does not mean they are without faults.

@Merle Svenson I think this pandemic shines light on many things as well such as the paradigm shift and possible tech bridge between generations.

--Run a Light & Tight Ship“Perfection is not attainable.

Brand yourself, get your own domain and brand yourself from the start (legally- you still need to list your broker).This is not a full list but this should keep you busy for a month or more and they are important but not urgent things all new Realtors should be doing but rarely do or they do it half A**.

Even if everything is brand new things wear out.

We want our tenants to succeed long term, and we see this strategy as one of the ways to keep our tenants' lights on.

as long as you have funds to keep the lights on and feed your family.Stocks are great 5, 10, 20 years from now , but they don't give you a roof over your head.