That means that the price is the most important feature, and the customer is tolerant of many aesthetic issues in the name of getting something they can afford.

Just don't tell people the algorithm and leave it aesthetically the same... see if people even notice the difference or voice an opinion... then create this forum... and tell people well you didn't say anything... it's been like this for the last 3 months LOL (drinking a beer while I type this)

I was referring to the work of an Interior Designer being mostly aesthetic. 

What aesthetic/style are you going for? 

.- Coordinate with neighbor for their potential needs (direct lease to them)- Coordinate with neighbor for access to improve market value of your dog-leg parcel- Donate the land to the local garden club to improve the aesthetics and drive higher rents. 

It had stainless appliances/tile/concrete countertops and was mostly bare wood (aesthetic) or sheetrock, and had a minimalist/vacation home feel to it.

I actually get out there and and clean up the house next door, and use a little spray paint to cover up some rotting wood, make that house look more aesthetically pleasing so it isnt going to detract from the sale of my property.Also, like in any market it is about who you know.

I would have used modular construction, made it super "green" and aesthetically pleasing with an efficient site plan that could be adapted for future development. 

I'd love your feedback on this deal.1400sf 3/2 SFH in Mesa, good bones, nice yard, cul-de-sac, no HOA, needs aesthetic updating.We can buy it for $98k Cost to get it rent ready approx $6k with an ARV of $135kCost for full rehab $25-30k with an ARV of $155-160kWe're falling under the 70% rule, but since it's our first AZ property we shopped it around a bit as a wholesale and even though our list isn't long I was surprised I didn't get much interest.

It was a quick way to pick up homes on the cheap but the quality and aesthetics spanned the spectrum.