It helps sell the house, and you'll know what the strengths and problems are . My book has a basic maintenance plan in it, in the back. Do this in the first sixty days, do that every two years, keep that along with the home inspection report and you'll have a good record. I appreciate your attitude. I hate to say it, people want granite, and the kitchen is the number one thing that either earns money or takes it away.
People see wood and see bacteria.
It keeps people with OCD from buying your house, lol. Sort of out of style. There are so many new textures and materials, that butcher block is unnecessary. You can't have that. Should a first-time buyer be looking at older or newer houses, esp.