The main conversion is done with an added separate entrance for the 2nd unit and a detached garage and now we are in the fine details stage going for aesthetics and curb appeal.

If the repair will be altering the look and aesthetic of the roof, then probably so.

Looking for some suggestions ,We will be working on putting 1 hr fire rated wall outside/inside but planner want to close this lobby wall too and we are looking for what other options we could have since this kill view and will not look good from aesthetic point of view. 

Our plan is to improve the property through updates to modernize the units and make the community more aesthetically pleasing.

Our plan is to improve the property through updates to modernize the units and make the community more aesthetically pleasing.

A D property in a good location - do you mean to say it is a poorly constructed/aesthetically displeasing building, but in an good (A/B) neighborhood?

Architects are not known for designing plans that consider cost over aesthetics.

I added the wall boards and they instantly cleaned up the basement aesthetically.

That’s cheap and improves aesthetics 1000%.

I'm assuming the house must be livable, so any of these opportunities must be aesthetic.- And FINALLY, my biggest question is just how do you determine what these Forced Appreciation Opportunities are?