Added bathroom, bedrooms, new paint, remove popcorn ceiling, added insulation, new windows, repaired foundation, etc.What was the outcome?

I have a rental brick house I need to stain.NOT LOOKING TO PAINT!

One was fully occupied the other vacant.The vacant property needed a complete turnover, deep cleaning, paint, new cabinets countertops, and other small odds and ends. 

@Joshua Biondi  I was looking for a handyman a few months ago.................the woman who cleans apartments for me volunteered to paint and caulk a bathroom.

So far, we are sticking with our original plan to gut the bathrooms down to studs and rebuild, new pre-hung doors, light fixtures, flooring, and paint throughout.

I'd prefer to be done with this but if you want to try and rip this one apart as well, have at it.

When I hauled away all the junk in the basement, painted its walls, and had the floor professionally scrubbed, lo and behold, the effective doubling of the house's useable square footage and the potential to create additional living space down there (maybe even a separate living area) became a nice selling feature to prospective buyers.

Looks like a rip to me as an investment.

What kind of paint do you use in the bedrooms of your rentals?

I've quietly viewed enough churches and paintings already; my goal was to break the insurmountable barrier of politeness and actually make contact with regular people, people who aren't trained in the hospitality-industry art of being efficient and polite.