Given this market, I have found that the most successful properties: are in safe neighborhoods, slightly below market rent, include a dedicated parking space (very important), a place to cook (kitchen or kitchenette) and a high number of bathrooms per bedroom (e.g. if 2 bedrooms or more, make sure there are 2 bathrooms).

@Coco Cook i wish I owned free and clear.

You could put in a down-draft with a charcoal filter to help keep down cooking odors.

Longer term, I can also imagine integrating some custom workflows for cleaning staff to inventory or reorder supplies behind a purchasing passcode, work through contactless audio versions of cleaning checklists they don't have to look at their phone/list to work through, or just allowing for guests to quickly look up info, recipes, local recommendations, etc when trying to figure out what to cook or where where to eat around dinner time. 

@Michael Plaks - Thanks for the compliment (and the cooking lesson)... :)For my clarification and perhaps others (there have been a couple vote, for what it worth), allow me to hit your point one by one.#2.

@Christopher Cook Sent you a pm

and I think the cooking analogy is a great way to express that.  

From a purely personal point of view as the one who does the cooking I would prefer a hood exhaust as opposed to some counter top exhaust and a double oven.What if you didn't decide but go with some kind of builder(flipper) credit and let the buyer decide up to a certain value?

After cleaning/painting after a couple of heavy smokers, it was an easy choice.

Every day we cooked a big kettle of soup and baked bread to feed those poor, hungry people - about 30 daily.