I would just clean it and dress it up with shutters and paint the door.  

I did a write up of their strategy: How to buy a Korean apartment for $5,000It's Saturday.. no need to dress up, right??

We also have them sign an agreement with us about how to deal with owners and tenants (What to say , what not to say, how to dress, about being ontime, when they get paid on jobs etc..)We make sure they understand how we operate, what we expect of them but also what they can expect from us.

and adding a nice shower glass door will dress it up nicely.   

Do the curb appeal , to get the buyer thru the door , basement can be dressed up just by painting the walls and ceiling white and the floor gray . clean and neat.

So with a total down payment of about $7000 , my monthly mortgage payments come out to just over $1000 (my sister-in-law spent more on her wedding dress). 3 weeks after closing, I found  a couple to live in the second bedroom of the condo and I now pay just over $300 a month with my HOA fees included.I am now approaching a year in my condo with the same tenants and have to say I am happy with my decision.

I love that dress at the end (such a great color on you) and your lighter hair color is gorgeous and really brings out the blue in your eyes.

Check out Redfin.When you meet with sellers dress conservative business casual. 

I'm dressing casual, it's Saturday. 

There should be at least one entity - such as a family or personal trust - between you and the LLC which owns the building(s) and the S-Corp which processes the income.If you visit the property during the day when most folks work (81% according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, that might be lower now after "the crash") you'll be less likely to be recognized as the buyer, especially if you dress down quite a bit while doing your inspections.Then, hire a management company and have the rent checks and electronic payments go to them.