The inside has been flipped and an extra bedroom added before we purchased, but the front aesthetic is a 2/10 and the roof is on its last leg.

I can't imagine the look/aesthetic of the laundry machines really matter especially when it'll be in a laundry room, what do you think?

If I got a bigger one, I'd just need to have it sitting in the kitchen, which is worse aesthetically.

It's got like a 90s style to it, and it mostly just needs cosmetics renovations to give it that modern aesthetic.

I’m very passionate about aesthetic and architecture plus interacting with people.

I think I can get it to about 90% flipped and list it by mid-November (maybe some doors and windows don't look very updated, garage left looking somewhat tired, a couple landscape aesthetics left unresolved).

A piece of advice, go to come model homes near by and see what the newest aesthetics are and try to incorporate that into your flips. 

When I look at nicer SFH or MFH in Columbus, it’s clear there’s a top end aesthetic that my units don’t currently match. 

You are also generally able to charge close to or above market rents for an average looking unit as the location and marketing is more important than the aesthetics of the unit.

From range of aesthetics to return/shipping policies.