Pulling up some pieces and then repositioning them so that it doesn't look patched, together with some closet pieces, might do the trick.Otherwise, I would pull up a bunch of the flooring right at the entrance and tile it in order to make it more weather proof, although much of the laminate flooring these days is very hardy and weatherproof already.

Apparently, someone from the company went to look at the house and determined that the roof has some green mesh in some spots, some tiles are curled up and had some patches.  

Just cut it out and patch it with new.  

Kitchen and bath updates just include paint and cleaning and some minor drywall patch/repair.  

I will say that Fundrise and Patch of Land are two highly regarded platforms.  

Their main concern is roof, electrical or water damage on an older home when there was a patch instead of having the entire roofing, electrical or plumbing system replaced.

We strive to make things as clean as possible.Today and tomorrow our landscaper and do everything guy will be at the house doing a number of things including: power washing concrete areas that need it, installing like fixtures, putting mulch beds down, and patching concrete where needed on the front patio.

Bigger patches should get wire mesh tacked on and then more stucco over top.

So the road was paved, and a month later $250k worth of asphalt was ripped open to start installing water and sewer lines, and a nice ugly patch got to cover the cut. 

What about real estate investments like 'Patch of land'..