It depends more on the design and aesthetics of the house.

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.

But on my order page my personal phone number has always been there along with my proper email.That's the beauty of the internet, some random dude with a chip on his shoulder can join a forum such as this, come in bash me, then go back to hiding.I don't mind someone bashing me... but I think it's pretty cowardly when someone bashes me, then won't even respond when I try to make it right.Reminds me of those squirmy punk's on the playground when we were kids... they run up, say their piece, then go hide behind the teacher.For the record my phone number is clearly posted on my order page if you need me.

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? 

What a punk!

.- 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.

FYI I really wanted to start a company called "Punk Rock Properties" to appeal to the less mainstream clients that I love.