Cheapest (but less permanent or visually appealing)1. 

But that’s as much of a function of who you work for as your specific position.

@Shital Thakkar - Nice Visuals my man!

Often turn over rate is a function of length of occupancy (I believe turn over rate is a function of (quality of tenant, thought into minimizing turn over rate (types of flooring have significant different expected life spans), and length of occupancy)). 

Another thing I like to do because I'm very visual is go to Redfin and look on the map for homes for sale, pending, and sold in certain areas...and study it for a while.

Here is a breakdown of the items they saw that needs attention.Needs minor trash removal; needs mownSupport post trim needs replaced; badly deteriorated; upper trim needs scraped and paintedBroken panes on side back needs replacedReplace fixture on front porch; flood lights on backNeeds some minor trash removed and minor work done220 wiring needs secured;not up to code, needs to be placed inside conduit.Install new furnace filterClean and paint register ventsInstall apprx. 4 door stopsFull interior rent ready cleaning required after all work completeReplace as needed to match all light bulbsSteam clean all carpet; sweep and mop vinylReplace missing storm door, paint interior doorPaint all wallsPaint door; interior shows signs of previous leak, but doesn’t appear to be a current problem; paint interiorSeal gaps in side window; paint all; seals appear damaged on double pane windows; may not be an issueReplace screensInstall two smoke detectorsInstall two blindsTouch up, as neededPaint all window sealsSeals appear bad; paintInstall screenVery old and drawers fall out; should be replaced with new; secure handles, if keptHas several large chips; functional sink otherwiseInstall two strainers Install fire extinguisherPaint side exit doorEstimated cost is $4,000. 

., the ease for a property manager to do a visual inspection, their knowledge of local contacts, etc. 

An additional 17% for those functions?

Assuming the kitchen and bathroom in place are functional, complete, and absent health/safety hazards, certainly. 

Do you see a point where this strategy of adding functional space reduces its value factor?