While walking the blocks of Boston Edison, I had a chance to spend a day with a property owner as he was rehabbing himself and one thing that he did point out was in such district you have to use only zone approved paints/colors as well as windows.

@Ryan KawashIf you're looking for a deal and spending some time working to coordinate the colors/styles use FB marketplace or go to a local auction house near you.

If it's on the duct work typically people just encapsulate it so that it can't be disturbed and it's the most cost-effective and easy method.

Overall medium level interior pieces, butcher block / quartz counter tops, clean designs. think accent walls like the board baton look and pop of color here or there.

Color/Materials, etc. 

I NEVER understand why Owners often put in a solid color, or those super cheap, flat carpets!

In the tapestry of today’s real estate market, the threads of buyer demographics are colorful and complex.

No way around those that I'm aware of....They do make some new units that don't need a duct to dry clothes , called ventless dryers, check those out....

Since the basement will be a play room for the kids, was thinking we probably need a water barrier since it's concrete and some padding for the feel.I do like these planks since it has padding already included, and it's the color I like with a good price. so may just need to put a water barrier underneath it.

Here is to hoping your next one turns out just as well by coloring between the lines.