The house is in a decent (c+) neighborhood, and is quite outdated inside as far as styling.

My investing style may be different than yours, so run a few properties and see how you like them.Best of luck and happy investing!

It has no architectural appeal or real style at all, but it could easily be added by redoing the portico and adding a very wide step or two... it's a huge feature on such a small house, and would add maximum effect and style for not much money.As mentioned, landscaping is a must.

Here is the best thing Ive found so far:Victorian style fourplex close to downtown colorado springs in about 75% renovated neighborhood. $295kRents: 2600Expenses mortgage/insurance/tax: 1625 utilities (water sewer gas) : 250 8% vacancy: 215 5% capex: 130 5% maintenance: 130 total: 2350I would be living in one unit as soon as it opens in December.

Or maybe you'll find that getting paid to watch is more your style. ;)Aside from that, thank you for posting this question!

If the attic is already a "walkable attic" style then you may already have adequate structure but I would double check. 

Environmental Protection Agency estimates that toilets consume 27 percent of indoor water usage.Property managers and landlords sink 25 to 35 percent of their operating costs into utilities, while water costs, in particular, are up an estimated 200 percent in the past 15 years.Meanwhile, small, barely noticeable leaks may add $900 to yearly water statements, with larger leaks totaling, in some cases, $4,000.

My new phone hates my typing style.

While the argument is based solely on the potential environmental advantages, utility costs will be dramatically higher at the current electricity vs. natural gas rates in Ontario (at least in London). 

Anyone use a different exterior door and shutter color scheme from one unit to the next in a multifamily building or complex...town house style...to provide some character and personal space feeling?