I would think it's just a matter of taste- some people like the more modern look and some people like old stuff.  

The house has what the house has, you are welcome to upgrade it with my permission, in a professional manner with all improvements staying but this is a RENTAL not their personal house.You don't upgrade it for their taste but for the future rental value of the house.

And even if they can, they will always see that mess in their mind when looking the house.I also don't recommend letting a potential buyer choose finishes for the house unless you get a nonrefundable deposit that will cover the cost of replacing their finishes with something that won't be their specific taste.  

This sale is contingent upon successful third party assignment anytime before settlement - it is understood that if an assignee is not found - this offer is subject to cancellation.The above is a clause we have been using in our "skinny contract" for years - but understand that this is just part of my contract offer - you would need to understand the sense and meaning of other statements in our contract to have a feel and taste of the true favor of the offer. 

And if the same ninja investors were to post there, I'm sure they would get a much better taste of reality.As an example, I recently saw a post where a new BP member without much of a profile or picture who allegedly wholesales 13 million to 1 billion commercial properties wanting to know how to find investors.  

I am sure the Beverly Hills, Rodeo drive, or Santa monica buyer will have different tastes than a buyer in inglewood, eagle rock, or el monte areas.In my experience it has been up to $35-50 to replace roof, siding, exterior paint, landscaping, Hvac, plumbing, and the major components along with the costmetic components mentioned above.

I have traveled the world, tasted some the finest cuisines, stayed at some the most elegant establishments, married to a beautiful woman and father of two children.You see in most instances, I am just like many other citizens.

Taste can be regional and you know your region far better than I do.

I think that one tenant put a bad taste in my mouth regarding troublesome renters and I just assumed that STR’s would contribute the fair share of demanding individuals.

It seems that after losing a home to foreclosure or having to negotiate a short sale would leave people with a bad taste.