I'm not a huge fan of pastel color interiors; a fresh paint job and some hardwood floors (or vinyl wood flooring) may change your perspective on the entire place (crazy what a few changes like that can really do for the look and feel of a property); again, seems like it is in great condition.

Here is that list:KitchenWindow near panty doesn't openPantry shelves and storage areas not cleanedOld items left in apartment (former tenant's junk in closets, etc)Hole in bottom and side of cabinet above stove (just an fyi)Floor has damaged areas (fyi only)Back Corner BedroomBroken exterior window, glass not cleaned upBlind missingWindow not sealedCrack in ceiling in closet (fyi only)Middle BedroomBlind in right side is brokenLarge BathroomFan makes loud high pitch noise (only sometimes)Minor stains in floor (clean if possible, or just fyi)Molding is cracked on tub (fyi)Blind doesn't work properlyFront BedroomBoth blinds missingFront ClosetItems left behindLiving RoomWindow sills very dirty, have spider websSmall cabinet to right of fireplace difficult to open/shutFireplace is not cleaned - wood and ashes left behindStain on entry french doors (looks like a booger)GeneralHot water does not workAll window sills are very dirty, some have spider webs (screens were left open allowing spiders to access)Many electrical outlets are recessed further than they should be - some plugs may not be able to plug inWindows (interior or exterior are dirty/stained)Door from dining room to kitchen should be removed (no door handle from dining room side and door scratches ground)Vegetation at front door needs to be cut back (covering mailbox, blocking entry to door)Exterior of house is dirty, should be power washed - looks like a sore thumb in the neighborhoodWe basically agree on having the apartment cleaned (windows, "booger" thing, etc), loose items removed, removing the door, correcting the vegetation and having all of the blinds replaced, hot water being corrected. 

I agree with one of the comments about lowering internal house temperature via appliances, lights, and shades.

I'm looking at private/hard money lending in the US after years of lending internationally.  

It was a huge success for a 2 man crew just me and my Dad, we completely remodeled both the interior and exterior. took 10 months from purchase to sell cause we kept running out of money, lol We are currently working on 2 single family flips at same time while looking to fill up our 3 parks fast, and going from 12 tenants at 1st 2 parks then gaining 21+ at our 3rd park we bought yesterday 10/7. we now own 81 pads, wow..wow is actually an understatement cause our family grew up poor..like..$1/day for high school lunch poor, lolIf you want to read my new blog page it's right here on biggerpockets, hey go subscribe cause im going to update it all the time!

I did not see the interior of the condo prior to purchase just outside.

They will typically do a drive by appraisal unless you request to pay for a full appraisal to take advantage of interior upgrades.

Changed interior, exterior systems, everything.

We know UCLA partners with off-campus apartments for international students and charges by the bed.

I was cash flowing about $700/month and that includes my HELOC interest on the purchase price.Tenant moved out and we're investing around $6K (mostly materials, we're DIY) on new flooring for the living room, total repaint of the interior, and new kitchen cabinets.