I looked at their Houston Fourplex presentation deck and it appears that the Southpark project is almost the same in terms of building design etc (the interior pictures of the fourplexes are exactly the same).I too am considering investing in their Southpark fourplexes so would definitely appreciate people sharing their thoughts and investment experiences.   

As an interior designer, inside mounts all the way!

We (the buyers) notified our agent that the property must also be move-in-ready.We received images of the interior and exterior which showed the property in move-in ready condition/what appeared to be minimal to no deferred maintenance issues, the listing said "property inmove-in condition/turn-key".

I am thinking of changing the interior doors to smart locks and renting each room out.

Thinking of using a professional interior designer/minoan for furnishings.

If rents are truly below market then it usually comes down to: Long term tenants which most owners are ok renewing for lower ratesNot wanting to fix the place up to bring units to market, either interior renovations or exterior renovations.

Liked the location and was curious why the property had no interior pictures. 

Good thing is they don't have rules about the interior remodeling (except the regular county permitting process).

If you own a home, you avoid the HOA fees, and you can differentiate on the property, seclusion, etc as opposed to having price wars with neighbors and needing the best interior in the building.None of that is to say you can’t make money with a condo

I would definitely accept a $3,000 quote to paint my whole interior, especially if that included the cost of materials.