The only thing I'd worry about is that could make your offer less attractive in a multiple offer situation. 

If you're an individual investor who owns or will be buying a single family home to rent in Metro Phoenix (and other booming Sunbelt states), good news: the big dogs with their legions of analysts think you're making ...

The advantage is I have full control over the process and can and do work with those customers with abnormal circumstances.

It is what also makes flipping in those areas attractive.

I was torn because of alot of the companies I interview had despite many good reviews, alot of bad reviews and customer service.

if it is, only reason to add sheetrock is to increase value (for refi) and attract better tenants. look at comps in the area and see how they are done2. minisplits can be purchased and installed for $800-900 each. a standard forced air system runs anywhere from $4,000-6000, depending on the size. without seeing the house, its hard to say which is better. 3. some things i do to "tenant proof" my rentals.

@Joshua Brian Pruitt those are very attractive numbers.

That being said what else would attract someone to the area?

If they start dropping the price it can begin to unravel their entire developments valuation, which could jeopardize future sales and result in unhappy customers since you're now gutting their values.

But we still plan to keep our target price point same to attract right buyers so hit on the margin ;-(