The whole aesthetic of the property changes with a few minor alterations.

Unless you're looking in a more recently developed subdivision, the homes in a given area will differ slightly or greatly.When doing comps, you'll need to take into account major factors such as location, bedroom/bathroom count, square footage, lot size, and interior finishes to name a few.If a 4/2 is going for 170k, odds are the 3/1 at 180k is overpriced unless it is vastly superior from an aesthetic or acreage standpoint.

But what do i know im just some punk from arkansas 😉

I asked for images of the enclosure he had in mind, since I know some are $100 from home depot, and some are better designed, aesthetically pleasing.

Adding a 2nd story is tough on aesthetics very rarely do they turn out great. 

In our current residence, we built a Cinder block cactus/rose area for aesthetics. 

@Alexandra Garced I personally would not buy a flip from someone who skipped a very important structural repair but put money first into aesthetics.

The first property will be a small rehab with mainly aesthetic repairs (prob around $20K).

Are there aesthetics they are usually concerned about/does it need to match the home? 

Either way way, it detracts from the aesthetics of your space.