Perhaps you could provide the photographs realtors could use when listing properties (you've seen the professional looking shots where it's dawn or dusk and all the house lights are on). 

Flooring, baseboard, new doors and trim, door handles, electric fixtures...Man, the list just keeps growing.Now, on another note, you might have found a charmer of a 2 bed that just needs some polishing up.

@Rene Brodowsky I have found that lighting, sound, and the possibility of someone being in the house is the best deterrent to theft.  

It cost us a few hundred dollars for the two of them.That was an inexpensive way to get some good design help on decisions like placement of walls, doors and fixtures in the new bathroom, for example.  

There are 2 names that come to mind that I think would be able to shed some light on this topic and be of great help to you, @Dmitriy Fomichenko and @Brian Eastman both have great knowledge in this area and can probably open your eyes to some great options for you.  

In fact, he wired it so one light switch would turn on every light in the house:And somehow he built a shed out of this debris:Funny thing is we bought this house too (for $35,000, comps were $110,000 and we finished all in for about $80,000).

When we lived in TX many moons ago some apartments did have covered parking that was just a light weight structure with only a very small slope for drainage.  

The provision needs to be read in light of the entire agreement to determine what, if any, danagers you may face by executing this document.

Was repainted 2 years ago at $6k but can do it for $2500 this time. 2) Fix all the little things, cracked light switches, door knobs, etc...3) Replace fixtures and can lighting that look yellowed. 4) Deap cleanSuggested things but not sure:1) Paint all cabinets white.

;decreasing operating costs - this can be as simple as finding a cheaper snow removal or landscaping service; switching to low-flow plumbing fixtures to reduce water consumption; or  more involved projects such as improving the air sealing and insulation of the building envelope to reduce heating costs or expanding the number of rentable units in the property.luck{?}