Selling way below tax assessment could be a good signal, but don't count on the tax man to do your due diligence for you :)Honestly I'm not even worried about value add, the property is, from an aesthetic perspective, in phenomenal shape, and anything on the internal/infrastructural side of things does certainly remain to be seen.

Painted cabinets, tend to offer a clean, smooth and sleek aesthetic.

I have a collection of 4 buildings (still negotiating 3) on a D+ street that I believe some reasonable aesthetic improvement could attract a C- crowd.

@Emil Pinlac about the backsplash -- nope, just for aesthetics. 

You would ideally want designs that are aesthetically pleasing but also have long term durability. 

Not doing any major structural work, just some walls, electrical cleanup, furnace replacements, roof, kitchen cabinets, and carpet/paint aesthetics.

Very eager to checkout the IKEA option both from a aesthetics and waterproofing perspective.

Places like Myrtle Beach, Jackson Hole, and other tourist destinations have the catch of being nice places to visit aesthetically, filling a niche (beach, skiing) and are filled with local shops and a hospitality industry that can accommodate tons of visitors.

@Ethan EvansI helped advise on some of the aesthetics and the real estate photographer, but all props to our client Stephen for putting in the work to put his property in the best position to be successful.And yes, I can't say enough about paying for solid HD photographs.

@George Kopp I agree about the blinds ruining the aesthetic of the windows so with you there.