It's not too beige or deep of a color.There are so many elements to a home, paint is one of them, but what about the trim and cabinets and countertops too?

@Anthony Johnson I would paint the cabinets, replace the countertop with an IKEA fake granite/marble countertop, new hardware from amazon, maybe a backsplash and honestly just leave the appliances if they work.

There is also a life expectancy for things like counter tops, appliances, paint. 

My question is for types of counter tops to put in a rental.

Super easy to make yourself some custom GFR Concrete Countertops.  

The kitchen is fine and has nice granite countertops, but it doesn't seem up to snuff for my target demographic.

I'll sometimes put in a dishwasher if there is not already kitchen cabinets and I need to make up the extra 2 feet under the laminate countertop.

Hey all,I know the countertops question has been asked quite a bit, but wanted to get some answers from people who have installed butcher block (Ikea specifically) in their rentals and how they have held up.My kitchen will have terracotta tiles, so I'm thinking white cabinets with a light, neutral colour for the walls.

It's on the walls, the ceilings, the counter tops, in the air ducts,etc.

Just wanted to add as well to make sure owner turns over security deposits and all documentation he has on tenant like application, move-in inspection, any pictures at move-in in case tenant disputes condition (like says the countertop was chipped before moving in).