I do have a unique situation due to my job.

There is a specific forum category dedicated to this topic:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51-tax-legal-...I would recommend that you start by reading some relevant discussions (use BiggerPickets search feature) so that you can educate yourself.

Sometimes you can add a feature to the house that is nice to have, but after the cost of adding it you break even with the added value.

Love the scan feature, but I bet others can do as well. 

The tools are available but the operations will always be unique to you.

Tons of great information on how to approach such a unique situation.

If you know what features each offers, and the price points for that particular manufacturer you can make an intelligent decision as to what items you want to buy.Or, if you don't want to go to the trouble of learning all of these things, you could just go the "get the cheapest" rout and roll the dice and take your chances, but if you make a mistake and you have 100+ faucets to replace after only a few months because you gambled wrong (or 100+ toilets with plastic flush levers that break off or won't flush much volume, or etc...) you'll probably wish you had more knowledge of these things before cutting checks.Good Luck!

Because because to succeed not only do you need to know what you are doing, you need to be unique original COMPLETELY IGNORE what google says and think outside the box  coming up and develop your OWN completely novel and unique SEO strategies.An actual company can not do this because they have way too many websites to focus on to make every single website 100% unique.

At this point, we're just monitoring COVID and waiting for things in LA to open up more (and for things everywhere to feel more safe).Hannah,I'm a feature editor in my day job!

Re: flexible walls: it's a feature, right?