They weren't even very slick, just a printed sheet with indifferent graphics explaining their "plan". 

Carpet especially is always going to be an argument - unless you have many clear and graphic before and after pictures or video.But if it were me I would write a separate 'invoice' for each item - with it's price.  

I let my graphic designer choose the font (Cinzal).It all works together to communicate the message I wanted to present to the retail real estate buyer and seller - "Everything is going to be OK. 

I have been doing some calculations about exit strategies for multifamily property investments and dont know how to use excel to display a graphic (only numbers will be awesome too), that, when I fill in the spreadsheet with all the data for one of the planned alternatives, to see when the best time to refinance/sell because of the ROE.Can you guys shed some light about this?

I have never subbed out video editing but quite a bit of graphic design, ghost-writing and text editing.

I called a few places in Knoxville today (FastSigns, Print Edge, Alpha Graphics and Jim McMichaels).

@Joseph Nigro Here is a graphical representation of your question to help you in a decision:

The website you took this graphic from explains the categories reasonably well in layman's terms (at least it seems to me).Preempts rent control = state law forbids state or local rent control.Has no Rent Control nor Preemptions = no law against rent control and no de facto rent control in the state.

***Warning: Graphic images, not for the weak-stomached.  

Also, check out this graphic with returns from 1994 to 2018...