I'm going to follow to see the answers, too! 

Even the cheapest house I have done, I would look into replacing them. the potential buyers are going to see the laminate cabinets as a negative.If you are set on keeping them, relaxing the doors and drawers and painting might be the best way to go.

If it were a $10k residing job the client would never see the licensing and permit fees.

If so, I would love to see the numbers, 

Is there a way to see the interior of the space to get a full picture? 

But if you were to go into county records you would see the sale there as well as the property transfer affidavit. 

One of the good tips I've come across is try to pair significant rent increases with improvements to the units to allow your tenant to see the value.

However if I were to see the listing on it's own with no background photos I wouldn't expect it to be a home in Sedona or even the desert southwest for that matter.

I would hate to see the buyer default and then discover you lose everything because your contract wasn't set up correctly.Yes, you can terminate/evict as long as your contract is set up correctly.The tenant/buyer should not pay your mortgage.

I see the potential for growth in these areas in the next two decades in particular, especially with a recent large state grant from Shapiro to create jobs in the semi-conductor/specialty gasses field.