If you dig past surface level answers, you'll find plenty of truth...

For a fresh and inviting look, consider painting the walls a soft, neutral color like a warm beige or a light gray.

One suggestion, when I do large electrical upgrades I will have an electrician to the actual electrical work, but I won't have him repair all the walls and ceilings he has to cut holes in.

You also have to know your market - as it was mentioned above, theming is a non-issue in most places but it should make sense for the setting, or people going to the mountains don't expect to see seashells on the walls. 

Clean is defined as: all surfaces (walls, floors, counters, fixtures, appliances) free from dirt, grime, excessive dirty dishes/laundry, and grease.

On the surface it looks like “affordability relief”. 

Quote from @Julian Hendrix: Quote from @Jaron Walling: @Julian Hendrix How much experience do you have with REI?"

I first got interested in real estate investing because of my better half, she always spoke to me about passive income and building a financial wall for our family through investments, so here I am jajaja. 

They did not move the fridge, oven, and every wall needed scrubbing.

In that little unit, I removed 5 walls and added 2 walls.