This hysteria about some light regulation really makes me wonder if the tenants weren't right about being abused by the landlords there.

Renovating the exterior by putting on newer paint also comes in handy since first impressions are very important.I would also manage energy usage by replacing incandescent bulbs with LED lights and perhaps looking into your cooling/heating expenses; it can add up and significantly reduce costs.

You can do really neat things with accents with ledge stones, etc.With you having what looks like a bit of work to do there, some inside work will allow you flexibility and some time to find those deals on materials.Get used to being on craigslist in the materials section and hit the local restores, and get feelers out there for whatever vendors might have some of this stuff ASAP.Certainly wrapping all that window trim would be nice, especially the stuff exposed to the weather (not under the porch).I think a decorative railing would do a lot for that house design.I also think a nice light blue / grey would be a good color selection there.The walkway can use some roundup and weed pulling when its time to list - that'll be a huge value add for the time invested.

I am not a lawyer, but if I were you, I would tread lightly and consult with a RE attorney as to what you can and cannot do in this situation.

Isn't 5G supposed to make all the light poles and such access points?

Note the bend in light over the left side of the bar, the entire wall "squishes"During remodelEssentially I told them I wouldn't song any finance paperwork until it was rectified.

However it’s 0.5 mi from the Westminster new light rail station and there’s lots of development along both Sheridan and federal and 72nd.

As in replace doors, doorframes, fixtures, baseboards, cracked drywall, repair/paint kitchen cabinets, and a fresh coat of paint.

We decided on a light rehab and offering it affordably.

I have business plan I'd like to execute and be comfortable with finding subs for certain situations, such as a light rehabs in the future.