Landlords can make rooms look bigger and cleaner by swapping dim 40-watt bulbs for 150-watt ones. Brighter light makes spaces more inviting, speeds up rentals, and can justify higher prices. The old bulbs don't go to waste.
The cheapest idea of how to massively increase the value of a house is to take the light bulb in a room. Let's say it's a 40 watt light bulb. That means the room is going to be a little bit dim, not very well lit, so it's going to look dark and dingy and not very big and not very bright. If you take out that 40 watt light bulb and replace it with 150 watt bulb, or the equivalent of that, then suddenly the room's going to look bigger, brighter, cleaner and fresher, and it will rent faster, and it will rent for a slightly higher value and it will sell faster. And the great thing about this idea, especially if you're really cheap, is that that 40 watt bulb light that you took out can still use it somewhere else.
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