Then I had a broken zip it and a hair clog, LOL!!!

Even if you'rein a place without codes it would only take one slip and a bad cut on broken glass for your great grandkids to still be paying off the lawsuit 50 years from now.Kitchens and bathrooms are what sell, or rent homes. 

There is hardly a need for face-to-face interaction and since our product is virtual, we can upgrade, maintain, build, break-down, etc., all virtually.I've been working from home at about a 99% clip for the last 6+ years.

We were constantly repairing furniture, broken chairs, touching up walls, unplugging potties, etc. 

Darn, Freudian slip MEANT BROKEN sewer line

Once these opportunities are identified, private equity firms unlock trapped value in the property through capital improvement plans that enhance the overall tenant experience, which, in turn, generate higher rents and ultimately increase investment returns.This is known as a value-add strategy, and it involves strategic upgrades to a property’s physical condition, operations, and capital structure.

We've done tons of upgrades (new roof, updated pool area, crown molding, etc.) about 30K worth.

Is it extraordinarily expensive/ difficult to make upgrades in your unit in a co-op or is it the same as other places in the tri state area?

Broken windows aren't a big priority in most areas.

Most have been sitting on market because they are over priced and need major upgrades.