Units have hardwoods, fireplaces, granite, etc- nice amenities.  

For custom / unique homes in your community, check sales in the neighborhood and make an excel spreadsheet indicating SF, year built, # br # bath garage/fireplace/pool, sale price.

Along with sloped ceilings, we use the "eyeball" trim to "throw" light against a wall or highlight a fireplace etc. 

Running comps this way doesn't take into account updated kitchen and bathrooms, finishes such as hardwood floors/granite counter tops/stainless steel appliances or amenities such as pools and fireplaces, etc.The best way to get a comp is to look at what recently sold within a 1-2 mile radius of the property you're looking at.  

Fireplace?

There is a washer, gas dryer, dishwasher garbage disposal, gas fireplace (fake wood).

The only time with any of my properties I had to be there was with my one non-turnkey that a tenant smoked out with the fireplace and it needed a full rehab.

Things I think we should look for are asbestos, lead base paint, floor settling and sinking, shingles popping up, closet space/fire place, galvanized plumbing.

My hero on this Is @Steve Vaughan  how to boot strap then kick off the boots by the fireplace Entrapranuers come in many flavors.. and like with anything... fall out is huge the ones that make it can be the most successful of all monetarily.

I vote for matching doors, and paint so they match the storm doors that should go on.I'd do white wash on brick and grey siding with white trim. don't forget the brick on the fireplace will need to be done also. white trim is easy to match for windows and doors in the future. the downspout gutter thing down the center looks rather wierd could downspout be rerouted to go to ends of building..