The brick construction is a plus for durability, but check for any signs of foundation issues, especially if the property has settled over the years.Be sure to budget for updates to key systems—plumbing and electrical upgrades can be pricey but crucial for tenant safety and modern functionality.

Now that I know that Quartz/Granite is more affordable I will check into it for our next reno coming up, but laminate has been really durable for us in our last 2 personal homes as well.

@Houston Pitts We remove any/all carpet and replace with either durable vinyl, engineered hardwood or ceramic tile.

If you leave batteries there, that helps for that purpose since nothing else uses those batteries anymore.5.

Walter says "Someone stole my battery and I cant move" I ask, "Why did you park right here?"

Stick to budget and focus on tenant-friendly, durable finishes.

The molestation charge could be a tack on charge during the battery.

This way you get the more durable finish on the doors, so they don't chip as easy but you save money by not replacing all boxes too.Counters: granite comes in all shapes and sizes.  

This way, you’re not going all-in on a new roof before you need to, but you’re also avoiding costly water damage that could eat into the savings.In other words, patch it up, keep it durable, and wait to replace only when there’s no life left in it—Tonka style!

I had all new smoke detectors with 10 year batteries put in, so I wouldn't have to worry about changing dead batteries - that beeping can ruin a guest's vacation.