Modern tenants need a lot of electric sockets for their toys.

I bought the perfect rowhouse (for me) last year in DC that was in great condition (no reno necessary) but not renovated recently with the super popular modern open concept first floor which allowed me to hang a door in the dining room for $100 and convert it into a bedroom collecting $850 a month for rent. 

Desk in room to sit and do work or laptop stuff is great, if there is room for it. 

Account ClosedAdd in the fact that the modern day generation of millennials have shifted from the stereotypical perspective of buying a home with a 30 yr mortgage and living there permanently.

It's usually more expensive, but it's designed to modern tastes and specs, much less repairs costs and higher rents. 

Let us know if you'd be willing to compensate a bit for this as I think it adds some modern touches to complement the electrical outlet already installed above the fireplace.

To their credit, modern refrigerant systems use really high pressures, so if you do have a leak, they typically "bleed out" really fast, so some guys basically just check that it's working.  

I used to rent in the North End (right above Modern Pastry!)

You can classified the area and the people who are leaving to leave in, not the property.You might have 1920 bungalow in Malibu - class A (because of the area and the people), and 2015 modern 3/2 SFR in Compton classified as class C (again, because of the area and the people). 

The one's that are doing well do a lot of "little things" but, in my mind, here are the biggest "little" things you can do:1. refurbish with modern furniture.