New kitchen, new paint through out, new floors, new tub, new hot water heater, and general touch up.

New kitchen, bathrooms, all new paint, drywall basement ceiling, new appliances including washer and dryer.

Little paint, new carpet, some landscaping  Will the value go down?  

see below:When I walk through the property, I use a list of capex items (roof, flooring, paint, plumbing, electrical, doors/windows, garage door, siding HVAC, etc.)  

They then painted the inside of all three houses and did some other moderate repairs.

Lead Based Paint Effective this year any property that was built in 1978 or before must be worked on by a contractor with a lead based paint license.

All new baths, kitchen, refinish original hardwoods, every surface had wallpaper on it, garage slab needed to be removed and repoured, carpet, inside paint, all new doors, windows...

Flooring, paint, cleanup and back on the market for $699,950 and in contract in 32 days for $660,000.

For example, if there is any missing paperwork, such as a seller's disclosure, lead paint disclosure, or if a signature is missing, a date is entered incorrectly, if repairs are done and the buyer wishes to make multiple appointments to re-inspect repair work completed, or if there isn't enough communication with clients to keep them engaged, guess what happens?

I want to be courteous, but also tell them my client doesn't really care about the paint color, carpet, etc, because he is going to rip it all out anyway.