If you're in a lower class area, a brand new custom kitchen isn't necessary and you won't likely get a good return on your investment.

It had 3 beds 1 bath, a living room, family room, dining room and kitchen.  1474 sq ft total area.  

New electrical, plumbing, HVAC, insulation, drywall, floors, kitchens, baths, the list could go on forever!  

I have rehabbed the unit with laminate/tile floors, new kitchen cabinets, etc... is it worth it to go to the next level with the rehab (crown moulding, custom shower, etc..) in this area?

So I would prefer to go in an do a wall to wall rehab including kitchen and go for the  $1395 renter who wants perfect.  

Maybe a new kitchen, making a master bedroom.

However, yesterday, I went with my realtor to see the property and when I opened the crawl space there was water inside and it was dripping from the flooring in the kitchen.

We tried to design it to fit well in the sweet little neighborhood and have the style of the old Ann Arbor homes, which sell like hotcakes, but the amenities of a newer house--mud room/first floor laundry, master suite with luxury bath, large kitchen, etc.

(I have a friend who was doing a rehab of a Kitchen...

We replaced every window and door in the house, completely re-sided it, put in a brand new kitchen (RTA Cabinets), full tear-off roof replacement (five!