Rental properties in this area are nothing special aesthetically and commanding a lot of income.

The property I am looking at aesthetically is much nicer looking from the front.

I would pay up for the most aesthetically appealing floor over adding underlayment.

Needs minor repairs mostly aesthetics.

People are willing to sacrifice a few aesthetics for lower rent. 

Good to go with 3D shingles; as price is not much more compared to regular shingles.  3D gives better look and slightly improved resale due to Aesthetics.

I’m sure I could pull out my inner Joanna Gaines to make it aesthetic enough that the Mrs. approves.

Container homes are some of the biggest novelties right now and people love staying in them and posting about it on social media.Right,  I have seen some really great options on social media that are very  aesthetically appealing.

In a neighborhood like North Park, however, focusing on aesthetics/trendiness and minimizing the “cheap” feeling commonly associated with manufactured homes will be critical to your success.With that in mind, I would think this strategy would be better suited for more blue collar neighborhoods/markets where housing affordability is paramount to renters’ decisions, but I don’t know enough about the quality/price of available manufactured units to say that definitively.

So they weren't being sold because of excessive neglect, the owners were ready to retire and had kept them up functionally, just maybe not aesthetically.