Libs, Fishtown, south Philly, Brewerytown, outskirts of U-City), buy and hold markets (Olney, Strawberry Mansion, Germantown, Cobbs) and then the neighborhoods that function as both flip and rentals (which usually means the BRRR gold mine reigons) like Cedar Park, Sharswood, Port Richmond, E.

Appraisers don't generally care about cosmetic items, it could have the ugliest cabinets, counters, tiles etc as long as they function.

These are solid "Class C", which I define as no frills but clean, safe, and functional.  

They still rent like hot-cakes, because C tenants want "clean, safe, and functional." 

If carbon monoxide detection is not provided, carbon monoxide detectors should be installed to eliminate a potential safety hazard in the event that the gas appliances malfunction and do not function properly.

Moreover, they would have a basic understanding of how real estate financing functions.

The entire drainage system isn't functioning properly and it causes some staggering in the bathtub.

However, if I had the money I could easily find uses for $30k in improvements (Debating between aesthetic and functional improvements).

I can't promise it's the same, but a lot of these "sister" townships tend to function similarly in that regard.

There is a lot of support such as Leasing Coordinators, Maintenance Coordinators, Accounting Coordinators, and Managers (of people) that go into a large functioning PM Company.