They usually include hardwood floors, basic updated kitchens/baths, newer-white appliances, formica countertops/laminate floors, decent sized closets, etc.

I don't know much about the polyurethane option, but she was told it can be pumped in from a room with carpet, which would save the hardwood floors that she paid $10k for. 

@Ned Carey There aren't really any good comps in the area for a house this size and the rentals I do are high quality (granite, new cabinets, tiled bathrooms, hardwoods, modern finishes etc.)

It has hardwood floors and wood paneling throughout.

Refinished hardwood floors, paint, removed wall from kitchen to dining, new kitchen, new main floor bathroom, new carpeting upstairs.

(Roofing, siding, painting, to a degree AC) and those that are not washer/dryer/fridge.Flooring type is everything tile/hardwoods/Vinyl?

Here’s the month one progress: So far upstairs hardwood has been refinished, master closet has been gutted, plumbing has all been replaced, loft space is closed in, upstairs windows have been replaced, popcorn ceilings have been scraped, drywall upstairs has all been taped, finished skim coating the walls upstairs, and yard has been cleaned up.

Thanks for responding Josh, My main line of business is everything to do with hardwood flooring and tile.

There will be times where you pull up that carpet and find beautiful hardwood throughout the whole house.

Flooring isn't an issue because it's 80% hardwood, The grout in the kitchen and baths could use a scrub though.