I try to get everything fairly "bulletproof" before listing, but at the same time, if this is easily accessible, potentially going to be covered by PEX lawsuit, and can last 10+ years, it's actually better (because of the lawsuit) than some old copper, cast iron, galvanized pipes.

Keep concrete yards but try to smooth it over with a thin coat over the rougher areas and give it one solid paint color.ORBreak up the concrete with jackhammer, leaving the concrete under the carport and cutting out pathways to the doors.  

Others may have different experiences; just my 2 pennies.

EasyReal estate, since you then own a useful physical asset, composed of an aggregation of individual physical assets (wood, copper, metals, etc), which has value beyond monetary.

Your lender will not give you a penny more than what it appraised at. 

If it were my client, I would do my best to ensure they got every penny as well...

Just assume you each have x% equity as agreedMy 2 cents - worth every penny.

So, I didn't even bother.Later, I found out that you call sell the judgement to a collection agency for pennies on the dollar. 

agree with  those are pennies compare to Pigeon Forge and Disney World over here

And here the bathroom and the 2 other rooms.All right, now the entire remodel.1st Removing the middle bar area, ripping carpets, vinyl flooring, and trims.2nd - Fixing up walls, patching holes, mud on ceilings, skim coating , new doors and window trims and paint.My idea was to paint the kitchen cabinets, which I did.