I don't have a sense of rehab costs in this area, but all the pictures suggest the unit will need at least a new roof and aesthetic rehab, wiring, new appliances for all the pictured units.Further, the listing claims 6 slots of off-street parking but no pictures.

It does need some aesthetic changes but the roof is new, windows are aluminum wrapped, small yard.Listed price: $139kAsking price: $95k ???

We have upgraded this property a decent amount from an aesthetics and general cleanliness standpoint, and put about $7,000 of work into it to begin with (new countertops, a few appliances, new carpet, paint, and tree removal).

I'd do some aesthetic rework on it

Beyond that, everything else (cosmetics, aesthetics, etc) are as they are.

There were a few aesthetic lighting changes on the 1st floor (get rid of the sconces). later he drew up plans to deal with a problem of the stairs leading to the basement.Oh, yeah.... the stairs.

My thoughts are....Reorganize the homes into a well thought out , functional, and aesthetically pleasing layout.

Things that are aesthetic specific, almost always I would buy myself, but the labor is pretty cut and dry on these.

Saves a few bucks for aesthetic damage, I have bought 2 fridges that way, put a magnet over the slight damage and no one notices.

The work they do goes beyond the aesthetic and includes health and safety as well.