Well dressed Midcentury, Spanish, and Art Deco homes are the most desired. 

If you're serious about investing, I recommend going to a top 100 city in the US (population wise) and approach your city's Chamber of Commerce, Investor Groups and Clubs, and social networking clubs like the Four Seasons.If you can dress and speak the part of a well-educated person, investors will see that fire in you!

Also, most wholesale deals use somewhat unreasonable numbers to dress up deals.

It’s your standards, beliefs, how you act, dress, talk, the colors and fonts in ads, everything.

Your best dressed sales people are usually worth the salt.

(despite the cold :) ) January is both the coldest and 2nd snowiest month of the year here, so while you might have to suffer through a blizzard and you better dress warm, it will be a very cheap time of the year to visit as no one else will be!

Go to some real estate meet ups (dress respectfully) and ask questions of those you meet.Go to every meeting....read a lot about real estate investing....Have enough money to invest....the floor might be around 30% of the cost (or more)....

But if he puts it in the deal only to window dress or legitimize his otherwise mediocre deal, that makes me very suspicious.

This Ferlita would dress up like the person whose identity she had stolen and buy all kinds of things. 

I've been told by numerous tenants basic things of what to do and not to do when going there, like carrying, blend in with a simple car, dress casual, racial things, etc.