My town home is almost completely renovated aside from a few indoor aesthetic changes that need to take place.

Definitely neutral paint with co-ordinating mouldings - white or off white, crown moulding really changes a property so go for crown moulding in the great room if you can unless it would clash with the style of the property - for example if you are going for a modern, minimalist aesthetic you don't want moulding to contrast you want the neutral tones to be uniform across the whole space.Class Cs: the same as above applies but tone down the price tag: choose neutrals, don't waste money on up market appliances just instal new clean lookalikes - buyers in this market want the property turnkey so they don't have to renovate as long as the kitchens and bathrooms are modern and attractive they will be satisfied but you do want to choose your aspirational feature - as many as you can afford within your budget .If you fix everything that's broken, you paint and replace outdated bathrooms and kitchens and your exterior is attractive and clean you have won half the battle.

What changes do you guys feel that I can make to make it more aesthetically pleasing? 

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 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 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.

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

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.

I own an Aesthetic Medicine practice in Northwest Houston called MD Advanced Skincare and a few other healthcare related businesses.With my family background in Healthcare, I was able to secure investments in some properties and medical facilities.

I wonder how much style matters - I am planning to do something aesthetically that is not common in the area but definitely need to do a deeper dive into potential competition.