I bought all materials.1 - 10'x6' shower remodeling (remove old bath tub, toilette and vanity) , replace door and vanity. install Vinyl with molding and paint 2-  19'x11' room:  install vinyl, molding, replace closet door and room door paint3- 19'x13' room:  install vinyl, molding, replace closet door and room door, paint4- Kitchen: 6'x10' patch walls, floor with vinyl, install cabinet, paint5- living and dinning room: 19' x 23', install vinyl , molding and paint I really appreciate your feedback.Thanks,

Buyer is asking to you install it.I’m not willing to spend money to install for them.

Sometimes they also know the events in your area and can surge price your units. unless you will be meeting every yes, install something like a ring video doorbell facing the door to interact with guests. all of the above suggestions obviously need thought and configuring and research to use properly. again, from what I have seen if you were going to do short-term rentals, I've seen many people who try to focus on three to six days stays. there is a lot more, but to me this is core stuff to success.Originally posted by @Kerry Baird:@Ken Latchers, thanks for the tidbit about getting delisted.  

The interior renovations consist of: Installing vinyl plank floors in living room instead of carpetInstalling pulls and knobs on the kitchen cabinetsResurfacing the kitchen counters to have a faux granite lookBacksplash in kitchen with new kitchen faucetRepainting the apartments from a cream color to gray on the walls with white on baseboardsUpdating other items as needed like lights, fans, appliances etc.How Value of Property has Increased.As I mentioned above, rents were below market so with the interior and exterior improvements we’ve been able to increase rents when each lease turns.

Apparently the installers saved some money by not cutting down a bunch of large oak trees.

The estimate is as follows:1) “dig 18”x18”x12” footings, install four #4 rebar reinforcements and fill using 4000 psi concrete.

If you switch to carpet, you sure will give those installers a lot of business.

Upon walkthrough of the units there are two tenants that in my eyes must go due to the current living conditions they put themselves in (spliced an extension cord to install a chandelier above the kitchen sink draping it over the kitchen blinds).      

Hi Kim,They make pet proof carpet padding, and rental carpet typically only has a 5 year life span.Your CAPEX for the carpet should recover some of the cost of replacement if cleaning (and ozone treatment) don't fix it.Given the unlikelihood (in many cases) of actually collecting damages in excess of the damage deposit, renting anyplace to anyone (pets or not) without pet proof padding under the carpet is just asking to lose money.And the Carpet CAPEX should be built into your rent.Pet damage can be expensive and not always recoverable from the tenant, so it's best to assume pets will be in the rental even if the lease says no pets, and install pet proof padding.Some cats (unfixed) spray walls, sometimes just the litter box makes the smell and when that's gone, the smell is gone, but with dogs they all tend to have "Accidents" on the floor.

Would like to see more people installing solar PV and  Solar or GEO-thermal heating and cooling.