In addition, prices are based upon a market which is always moving, imperfect (prices are not always in line with value), and has other factors not considered (such as distressed conditions of the property or the owner).

The Seller realizes you see imperfection (and opportunity) in their house, so they feel singled out.

Those are my thoughts, imperfect though they be

In any case, take it one step at a time, find good resources, take imperfect action, and use your best judgement.

Staging draws the eyes away from the little imperfections and brings people back to the big picture.

It really depends on your tolerance for imperfections and whether you want risk having buckling/separation of planks etc.  

The Seller realizes you see imperfection (and opportunity) in their house, so they feel singled out.

Networking and taking massive imperfect action.

It was assembled at the lowest cost because no renter will complain about your paint edges being imperfect.

Then create a plan for yourself and take "massive imperfect action".