If a shower fixture upgrade is already in the plans then try out the new shower head and see. 

My best advice then is tread lightly.

I hate shopping, but was super stoked to see the Ryobi 6-tool cordless set on sale at Home Depot for $199.I already have the drill, have already lost the reciprocating saw and light, so those are nice to have back in the arsenal.

@Joe FunariThat $2,000/year/property...so that covers small things (light bulbs, handyman, etc) AND large replacements (roof, paint, damage, water heater, etc)?

We unified the floors by doing a gorgeous light colored LVP throughout, painted the interior SW Incredible White, new basic granite countertops, new prefab bathroom vanities, new toilets, added a fence to the yard, upgraded all switches to rockers and replaced all fixture with flush mount LEDs.

A duplex runs around 80k turnkey or light renovation.

I would say the brick looks different because of the power washing,  color cast light from the time of day, and color corrections from my professional photographer taking the final pics vs. the realtor shooting it with their phone

Are you buying and sourcing the big ticket items like cabinets, millwork, doors, windows, light fixtures etc yourself? 

When looking at the house pay particular attention to the location of plumbing fixtures and any other lines (gas, electrical, ducting, etc) as they will be more costly to move than they would be with a basement.Additionally, if the building is older and has cast iron or copper DWV, you may want to have the lines scoped to ensure they are in good condition (as it can be a big, disruptive job to replace bad lines).

So Baloons are not to be taken lightly, even baloons that are 10yrs out.