Much of our budget won't go into aesthetics but I think curb appeal is important.

He is not hurting for money, but is tired of the complaints from neighbors about the aesthetics of the existing structure left behind after demo. 

That the aesthetics and amenities of downtown that I love would keep rent up and my property occupied. 

If the property is solid, the neighborhood is good, and it TRULY is turnkey ready (not just aesthetics) and numbers add up to a net positive flow, even a low one, you're still getting a good (and increasing) total return because of the equity build up over time. 

@Adam Craig  36 or 42 usually will look more aesthetically pleasing and balanced than the 30s.  

if they're good quality, and match the aesthetics, then it should not matter that you got them at a discount.i get a lot material from "habitat for humanity restore" because they often sell brand new stuff and a fraction of the cost.

I'm a whats called a aesthetic learner I learn on the move in action.

All equipment is in working condition and needs only aesthetic repairs. 

The ones I would supply would be used and not up to their aesthetic standards anyway.

It would seem some of the aesthetic would be lost but I can see how black would make the basement seem smaller/gloomier.