I'll keep my eyes peeled for you next time I'm at JJ's.

I'll keep my eyes peeled for news.

And, since I am trying to attract a young, urban professional tenant, I thought adding one here or there might set my units apart and add a little extra modern touch.A peel and stick vinyl might work well.

I'm hoping the the staging will mask this a little.

you might need to peel back the carpet and use a shellac primer to seal the concrete.  

One of my first tenants, even though it was clearly in the lease that repairs or changes are not allowed without written permission from me, put down those old tacky peel and stick kitchen tiles in a bright blue over my brand new neutral flooring, changed out the dining room light fixture, and painted the house in horrible dark colors.  

From the outside I can tell the roof is new (installed <6 months ago), the building needs to be painted (lots of peeling already), some window screens need to be replaced.

Seller allowed us to perform inspection(for information purpose only) and we discovered few issues(window not shutting down, paint peeled off in bathrooms, exhaust fans in both bathrooms not functioning).

Or are we better to keep our eyes peeled for 2 single families in the near $200,000 range?

Just looking at zillow there are a TON of foreclosures in this area (it looks like it anyway).Your roof is leaking, the basement is getting water in it, you've got drop tile ceilings, the flooring is coming up, HVAC is old, Wood is rotting, Siding (at a min. needs paint, water heater is probably shot, and you've got peeling paint.