What’s next, they go out and buy new washer and dryer, ceiling fans, light fixtures.

Offering amenities you might not think of can make a difference such as providing a washer and dryer.

I own the jonathan segal videos and have listened to a presentation when he was here in Dallas.

I rent my 23 STRs to contractors.  2 guys can pay $400/week and share a motel room.  2, 3 or 4 guys can pay $400, $600 or $800 a week and share a 2, 3 or 4 bedroom house with a kitchen, washer/dryer, cable/wifi that is decorated like Hugh Hefner's Mansion. 

The other issue to think about is mechanicals i.e. heating and cooling access and control, water heater access, and washer and dryer access. 

New modern lights and ceiling fans, quality furniture, Big screen TVs (not so expensive anymore), big washer and dryer, one of those cool refrigerators.If you ever go stay in a nice hotel or nice airbnbs, try to pick up on some of the things they do to make it feel luxurious. 

It doesn't have a washer or dryer, but I've been thinking about placing one so I can attract more tenants.

I don't know if this makes it easier or more complicated, but our upper level may not have any gas services at all (husband is going to the property tomorrow to see if upper water heater is gas or electric, and whether washer/dryer in each unit are gas or electric).

I had a tree go through a house it was our tree, but the neighbors house was her problem.

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.