It's worth noting that by and large home inspections are functional, not aesthetic.

Also an Architect …. a good Architect does more than just draw your plans.They will know the zoning requirementsAny neighbor notificationsWho to talk to at the cityHow much fees will beDo all the sucking up to the zoning department and neighbors as requiredDraw detailed plans that show waterproofingWill maximize your usable floor plans to maximize rentDesign an efficient plan saving you costProvide an aesthetic that provides lots of natural light and uses energy efficient systems.Is another set of professional eyes during construction that informs you when the contractor is not following the permit approved plansA lot of other small things that are worth their fee.As far as building a feasible design an Architect can save you lots of money on the design.

Just pick a good style that works with your design aesthetic. 

Much better aesthetics than a tarp.

If they are dissatisfied with the aesthetics of the property, they are more than welcome to leave with proper notice. 

These does not affect the quality of life (safety, hygiene, security) and are mainly aesthetics.

My subject line was "Aesthetics important to you?

However, short term, it would be a great touch for tenants, for aesthetics and their heating bill savings. 

If there's a scale from "market/economy" to "design/aesthetics", obviously my default position leans more toward the design side.

Is it simply the aesthetic they tend to dislike?