I'm a sucker for older homes (modern homes lack the charm and craftsmanship) and absolutely love interior design (I've gotta thank my mom for that, she's got great taste).

Another thing to consider is that when you buy a house, typically you don't just move in and everything is hunky dory.You have moving costs, and in every new place most homeowners spend time sprucing up to their tastes/desires, even if its minor cosmetics or furniture.Add to those costs the need to ensure your rental unit(s) are in the same boat.

All about taste haha

I know Total Wine has classrooms you can reserve free and request free tasting.

I’ll still call out extremely poor taste in decorating when I see it though, I can’t control it.  

There are a thousand different things you can try but I think what might do you best is a little taste of success.

If this is a prize bull , collect some bull semen to sell to offset the damages . 

I consider myself average as far as tastes and desires go, so by asking that you will know who your potential tenant base is. 

After commissions and closing costs, holding costs, etc. you are looking at less than 20k profit before he pays you, IF nothing goes wrong AND the numbers are completely solid....It's a little risky for my taste.

It was a lower-cost home (based on the geographical region) and was a great buy to get a taste of real estate processes.