House had a complete refresh of all interiors walls, lighting, upgrade bathrooms, exterior repairs to stucco, fence repair, granite counters and repaint the kitchen cabinets.

It consists of exterior cameras (purposely visible) and interior cameras, motion detectors, and alarm systems that have 4g back up and private security service when triggered. 

We have done most the work on the interior but, it has taken us a month or more to secure a GC for the 4th bedroom addition.

When I asked for pictures of what was done, they would not provide any, I had to pay an additional $250 to build a from step handrail, $200 to install a new bathroom mirror and light (the other what half way in the shower, they never fixed an interior window that they could not get anyone come and fix because of Covid, I got it fixed in 2 days) $300 to a cleaning service to clean up the house, $1000 for a dividing fence, $500 to a lawn company to come cut the vines and over growth on the driveway.

I'm making cosmetic improvements to the interiors of the units and achieving a $75-100 rent premiums on the renovated units.

Next, I would ask the overall condition of the interior and when each unit was last updated.

I expect same rent as in report for a year until I do some upgrades on interior and raise it about 200 each.

Huge need interior Mid Coast Union, Washington...

For instance, make an opportunity to scan the interior of the applicant's vehicle - if it is messy, your rental will be as well.

As others have said, good marketing exposure (Zillow, FB marketplace), a sign in the yard, a good product (meaning the interior and exterior of the house) and a good, competitive price should lead to finding a renter quickly.