A piece of advice, go to come model homes near by and see what the newest aesthetics are and try to incorporate that into your flips. 

When I look at nicer SFH or MFH in Columbus, it’s clear there’s a top end aesthetic that my units don’t currently match. 

You are also generally able to charge close to or above market rents for an average looking unit as the location and marketing is more important than the aesthetics of the unit.

That title is a reference to old punk rock song. 

From range of aesthetics to return/shipping policies. 

Whatever your aesthetic preferences, new construction is better on nearly every conceivable measure.https://www.theatlantic.com/id...

I'd assume about 2K to fix this issue, but, the house looks terrible with the huge gaps of drywall, so fixing that is the top priority to sell, since it would have the biggest impact on the property from an aesthetic viewpoint.

My preference is sofa-beds as they provide a dual purpose (Sit & Sleep), however, there are walls/spaces where a sofa-bed isn't aesthetically pleasing.

Maximum effort was put toward enhancing the aesthetic to a standard comparable to what was What was the outcome?

I also know that aesthetically, the comps are mostly in terrible shape with dated properties still doing a decent business.