Not that my opinion matters, but I believe rehabbing old homes to the condition they used to be in while adding modern fixtures so that families can live in them is worth doing. 

We have rented several places, we didn't get any sparkling appliances.We didn't miss any "bad parts"; its just some people have very high standards of what they consider clean like wash an already washed plate or spoon before using and some others would just rinse their coffee cup before pouring in their evening cup.but then you should bring it up before you sign the lease.

(InterNACHI, AHIT, ABSBI, ATI, HII, HTI, ICA) I look forward to meeting with some of you in the future; if anyone in the Indianapolis, Cleveland, or Louisville area would like to share some knowledge and a cup of coffee on me, hit me up!

It's a single family home, 3 bed/1bath, 877 sq ft property, more of cosmetic work (fresh paint, fixtures, etc) and landscaping on it's 10,000 sq ft lot.

. -1 set of exposed wires in basement-1 loose ceiling tile -a fixture on the ceiling that is loose- a sink In the basement that is too close to the electrical panel He has not paid rent and I have begun process of eviction.

In this case, I added two ceiling fans, change two light fixtures, upgraded the kitchen faucet, and changed out an old shower head.

C+ up and coming market in Broward.

Same thing regarding leaking fixtures. 

We rehabbed both units to include redoing drywall and insulation, refinishing hardwood floors and adding LTP flooring, adding a new bathroom vanity, replacing some fixtures, andredoing the front deck and adding the back deck for separate access to the back unit.

It would be under market value for sure because finishes and fixtures are old AND repairs are needed.2.