After watching several videos and reading 10+ articles on BP, I feel like I can explain it better, but still not perfectly.  

Go to your appointment and get plenty of photos and a video if possible (to show your buyers).

BP not only has informative forums, it also has free educational courses and videos for you to watch and learn from.

@Drew Cameron Check this video out too.

We had disabled video/animated adverts previously, but for some reason that setting reverted back.

I enjoy engaging and observing the pride carried by homeowners, investors and developers.  

I had originally posted a link to to video that explains our process but the site monitor removed it so if you wish to view it you can go to our company Facebook page.

I manage the properties myself and have done many of the renovations (based on YouTube videos and Home Depot).My background is accounting and finance: CPA/MBA (Columbia University).At this point, I'd like to transition out of the sweat equity phase and into building a team and growing.I'm curious how others have managed that transition.  

I’d rehab the property myself off YouTube videos if I had to (despite no mechanical or contractoral ability). 

Having a copper hot water line behind the stove is not as big of a deal, as long as the stove doesn't squish the water line if somebody tries to push the stove all the way back - either run the water line in the bottom corner of the wall and floor behind the stove, or maybe install some small wood or metal blocks against the back wall to prevent the stove from being shoved back that far to squish the pipe - but make sure the anti-tip bracket for the stove still engages.