These would be more aesthetically pleasing and be designed for your problem.

It's partially newly updated, with some areas that could use modernization but are not aesthetically unpleasing.

Focus on the aesthetic of the property before adding bells and whistles.

We just though that, with such a low price, and even if having to pay $50k over several years in assessments, we will still end up with a totally updated villa, both structurally and aesthetically in a great location steps from the beach.If we rent it 3-4 mos. per year at $2500 per month, that puts a dent in the cost, while we can use it the rest of the year.Concerning appreciation, is it unrealistic to look at prices at the real estate peak of $225k plus, and expect to get substantial growth maybe to $185k or so over several years?

I think I am going to stick with the prefab particleboard cabinets from the local warehouse.The unit is higher end, and the cabinets I am contimplating are aesthetically pleasing, easy to come by, and minus the particleboard frames they are sturdy.If anybody knows any wholesale locations besides loses/home depot Please do let me know.Thanks

Even stuff that was not aesthetically pleasing when she looked at the property but now wants it fixed?

I think it all comes down to the aesthetic.

It's sort of a "keep your enemies closer" thing...I have always worked to ensure that the HOA does not become one of those HOAs you read about in the paper...telling people that their house is the wrong shade of white or that their grass is a sixteenth of an inch too high.But, I do think HOAs serve some purpose with respect to maintaining aesthetics.

This takes an entirely different EYE, design aesthetic and contractors with more experience working with these finishes.

I did go with the upgraded model for my home compared to my rentals which is essentially an aesthetic upgrade.