I'd suggest painting it all.Examples I saw online;https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e1/fc/d8/e1fcd8c932...https://i.pinimg.com/736x/f4/a2/31/f4a231e81bb1b6c...The difference is obvious and therefore would assume the ability to sell is increased significantly - unless the potential buyer is stuck in the 70s. 

I am far more interested in their income / ability to pay and rental history.

But then I wouldn't rent to her if she can't prove her ability to pay the rent.  

., good advice.The market sets the price for your home and in my experience the only buyers who think it matters how much the seller paid are those who a) don't understand that it's worth what it's worth in today's market and b) aren't represented by an agent who has the knowledge or ability to explain this to them.It's sometimes easier for people to see this from the flip side:  In a falling market no one cares if the seller paid $500K for a home, if the market says it's now worth $350K then that's what it's worth - and no buyer ever feels like they should pay more just because the seller paid $500K. 

As much as ability to align with successful people. 

I've never used Madison but I second @Gail Greenberg's comment about FCI's portal and ability to generate loan reports immediately.

Yes, they sometimes ask for extra types of security if they're worried about the borrower's ability to repay.

The value of a good Wholesaler is his ability to find properties that other people are not aware of and present those deals to someone at a fair price.

I consider the ability to clearly communicate meaning, using the most common everyday words and phrasings, a far better measure of expertise.So, be crystal clear in how you express yourself, and others will have an easier time understanding.

., agreement on specific loan terms.Therefore, MHI seeks HUD’s concurrence that the following communications between a home buyer and a manufactured housing retailer or salesperson do not rise to the level of negotiating under the SAFE Act.Discussing the home buyer’s ability to afford a particular home, i.e., examples of monthly payments for a particular home.Discussion of various alternative financing options.Presentation and/or discussion of generic facts sheet or generic rate sheets (which may be provided by financing sources).Closing personal property transactions.