I trimmed out all windows with larger trim, to look uniform and give eye appeal. 

A significant number of the pictures (starting with 2 and 3, and including ALL the bathroom pics) can be improved with better attention to camera positioning. 2 and 3 serve nearly no purpose other than to show this is a LARGE house with uniform flooring and great natural light.

Said in front of a uniformed fire inspector there to investigate that numerous BS complaints they had filed.

@Alek LiskovTry googling "uniformity clause" and "Pennsylvania" when you have the chance.

At least here in my area of Central CA, they do it really cheap and they have a uniformed officer serve it on the tenant. 

I suggest they pass out flyers promoting their services.I had a tenant that was able to fix broken windows, I helped him with a flyer, told him to get a nice workmanlike uniform to look professional.

But you always need to make sure that's the case as nothing is uniform in this industry if you go elsewhere. 

In 3.5 years of ownership it has become abundantly clear that 1) violations are not uniformly enforced and having a nice inspector is everything and 2) the less-than-nice inspectors take advantage of landlords who have money to put into their properties.

Come up with a better way that allows investors to operate without being uniformed or cheating and you may have something.

Going forward I am trying to develop a solid Reno strategy as to what I specifically want to accomplish on MFH to keep it uniform (I understand each property can be different case by case) to some extent, but wish to see them all be in the same working order and ideally pretty identical in what they look like inside, layout being the exception.