They are decent- Somewhere between just a hit rough around the edges and a perfect craftsman job. 

Most people here want a craftsman or arts and crafts home that look like all the other homes in the neighborhood.  

That looks like an "arts and crafts" or "craftsman" period / type house.

I think that many of them will be happy with a tiny, cozy,beautiful,[ did I mention 2 of the windows still contain original craftsman style stained glass and we are repairing some incredible moulding] and clean home at a good price.I do not believe that there has to be a choice between making money and helping to answer prayers.  

Ok, skinny on the home:Vacant 1940s craftsman two story 2/2 in an UBER family-saturated (literally two blocks from on of the nicest middle schools in town) neighborhood that pulls ft per square footage numbers down from the heavens.In need of major renovation:  -Kitchen (all but possibly cabinets to be replaced)-Needs HVAC installed-Lower level bathroom needs to be completely redone-Majority of floors in remainder of house are good solid wood, just need refinishing-Need to add a closet to an upstairs room to make it a 3/2-Great deck outside has retreating and slitted boards from water standing on fallen leaves over the years-Old one car garage most likely needs tear down-Basic landscaping and fencingThis property is listed in the MLS and has 100 DOM, dropping from 190k to 172k.  

I'm about to flip an old craftsman housePurchase for $360kRehab $55-75kARV $500-535kTimeframe 8-10 weeks (hopefully)

We are working on rehabbing my sons little craftsman bungalow.  

I believe Jacksonville has the largest number of craftsman style homes in Florida.

I'm looking into the possibilities of developing a small neighborhood here with a Craftsman look to them.

Of course, any work you can do yourself can cut a lot out of the price, but you really have to look at the personal time cost/tradeoff for projects that will take you days that might take a skilled craftsman hours.