While brass, copper and black have had their moments and will probably be in style again sometime in the future they are trendy and will date your remodel. 

I would recommend a more professional style (I can message you details). 2.

@Nick Thurston Check with the city or county to determine if the plans will get approved as is and what is required for all approvals and the time frame, Ask if you have to install curb, gutter, sidewalks, street signs, street lighting or any other special requirements.Are there any specific street design requirements, DOT requirements, permits or traffic studies.DWQ, Army Corp or any other environmental requirements or permits.General permit fees, proffers, water/sewer tap fees and the process of setting taps and connecting.

I only do open house style....IF you decide to do individual showing you need to have a formal and efficient plan to deal with no shows.....Such as...... tenant is required to text or call 1 hour before showing appointment to confirm....some do 30 min...... or you don't go over there.Or before you schedule the showing, the tenant has to submit an application including the feeIndividual showing have a high rate of no shows or last minute cancellations......so be prepared if that's you plan.

I would say the majority of investors don't utilize their 10 conventional loans unless they are doing turn-key style properties and plan to leave 20% in each deal.

When looking for items, remember the target market and that this is not your home, so leave your personal style out of it.

The one parcel is .222 acres 1 building 1950s midcentury style 2 commercial spaces down (small gym on one side, former bakery - currently vacant) on other 1 - 3 BR rental and 3 - 1 BR rentals above.Other parcel is .63 acres and it is industrial/warehouse space (currently being leased to an electrical company and a yacht builder).  

Home style is a Chalet most likely a prefab.Redid the basement, floors, and kitchen

Hey there- I’m getting a rental ready for market and two bedrooms have no heat source so I’d like to install Cadet style in-wall heaters.

It really just depends on your personal investment style.