Do you guys think this is a good design that is acceptable to the general buyers?

When you hear people saying "using none of my own money" and other such dumb phrases, and the leveraging boys going on and on about how they are on their way to their first $10m, TV shows about flipping properties using your neurotic wife as a designer, or two guys one of which owns a sledgehammer, all redoing houses, and then flipping them for a (massive) profit - face it - the forum is going to attract nutters.And where's the qualification in all of this?

It is ugly, but it is also a pretty common design for Phoenix.

My designer has porcelain tiles that look like hardwood and a buddy has porcelain that looks like marble but much more durable and easy to clean (and cheaper).

I'm going to cite a few things:I liked the design finishes and choices until I got to the huge bathroom in the basement, why a 5 piece in the basement?  

You noticed little quantitative analysis here and that's by design.

This same project, and how we spec out all our flips and our new construction projects target the same eco friendly design with features like tankless hot water heaters, energy start appliances and upgraded insulation.

My colleague takes pride on the interior design and renovations that are done to the properties.

Neatly done, company logo and letterhead.

Once you are able to find a site that is already zoned for multi-family- because rezoning to multi-family is very difficult- and tie up the site with an earnest money deposit, you've then got to engage professionals for: surveying, land planning, civil engineering, geotechnical, environmental, architectural, MEP design services.