So white shaker cabinets and quartz countertops really don't get a premium, because a majority of the tenant base would rather save $200/mo and live with the oak cabinets and laminate counters.  

Sometimes paying a premium on a home also guarantees a higher demand in the neighborhood and with that may come a higher demand for a rental as well.  

Does they offer some of that buyer premium to buyer agents who bring them a buyer?

While we don’t have state income tax here we do have the hurricane tax that comes with high insurance premiums and little real insurance benefits/help when it’s needed.

Our strategic pricing and marketing approach ensured the property sold quickly at a premium price of $220,000.

The days of "I built here, now save me" are over.You also have the problem that even if you could build a single-family house in the area (and there will be some), your insurance premiums are going to be enormous.

Consider places like Riverview, Brandon, or even Lakeland—these spots have great growth potential without the premium Tampa prices.

I’d use it as an opportunity to diversify into some other investment classes where you might be getting a more attractive risk premium for less work right now.

Offering a smart TV with streaming services, USB chargers by the beds, and premium bathroom toiletries are also great touches that guests love.

End units are the "premium" units of course.