New refrigerator, dishwasher, luxury vinyl flooring downstairs, kitchen cabinetry, kitchen sink, bathroom cabinetry, bathroom sinks, minor backyard landscaping, various indoor and outdoor light fixtures.

I would do LVP (luxury vinyl plank) on the floors and zero carpet.

Hi everyone,I’m building a simple AI tool designed specifically for real estate agents to save time writing listing descriptions, social media posts, and client follow-up messages.Here’s what it does so far:- Instantly creates engaging, professional listing descriptions (MLS style, luxury, or casual tone)- Generates Instagram/Facebook captions for listings- Writes follow-up texts or emails after showings/open houses- Makes printable flyers or email invites for open houses (coming soon)I’m looking to get honest feedback from agents: - Would you use a tool like this? 

I would guess you’re dealing with people who have to work while they are on vacation.

I’m looking to purchase a 10 acre parcel either in Columbus, Dahlonega, or Helen.I’d like to live on half the land, and develop the other half into five A frame luxury short term rental units. 

Initial costs to select quartz for the countertops are higher but its obviously a more "luxury" and nicer looking countertop opposed to laminate.

Regarding the flooring options, I recommend Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) over carpet.

They are advertising very heavily for Pine Street Multifamily Luxury Apartments.Would like to know how good Paradyme investments is and any opinion on their Pine Street multifamily offering.

We were looking at this area primarily due to us vacationing in this area 3-5 times a year however I am getting the feeling that the market is over saturated and may not be the best investment area.

I just finished renovating a 3/2/2 house in Plano, TX and it's cleaned up and ready to list today (May 26) — but I'm only in town for 1 week, and then I'm going on vacation for a week, with two weekends tacked onto that.