The landlord is responsible for the property.On the other hand, you can decorate and modify a house you own to your hearts content.

It depends on the location of the related building, other decoration for the room, what price you wanna to sell for the house.

All 3 are inhabited, and vary greatly in furnishings, decorations, and landscape.

What they really want to do deep down inside is to be an artist or an interior decorator, using houses as their canvas.

I read somewhere else that this is a brand from Floor and Decor themselves, but haven't had much luck finding reviews on it.

The tenant has taken excellent care of the property (his wife has also planted flowers and put extensive time into decorations and making it look great).

A door area camera might be nice in a sketchy area, but Texas requires door viewers which work well with dusk to dawn led lamps...and a decorative metal security screen type door is probably better security than a camera.

Some gas stations are getting close to the prison decor, they seem to be rather bullet proof.....LOL

The area does dictate the tenant population and expectations, but the state of our buildings/units dictates how we perform in a given area.viz.a) Our student properties are a basic level of decore: clean, solid/indestructible, and easy to maintain.

Jennifer Lee I'd say if you can't afford to stage a house completely, so that it has enough furnishings and decor to spark the imagination of the buyer envisioning living there, then focus on staging the bathroom and kitchen simply but of a quality befitting the potential home buyer, and make sure the house is painted in a neutral colors (that doesn't mean everything has to be builder beige!)