With a hotel/apt you need to take the elevator down and go through hallways to let your dog out. 

Like a Hollywood western movie set.. with just front elevations  

Give us a two paragraph elevator pitch for what you're advocating. 

A fresh coat of paint in a modern neutral color and updated lighting can really elevate those spaces.Adding a deck or patio can be a great way to increase usable living space and boost value.

So much so that when we do come across that all-to-rare exception of a person who's grinding at improving there life, to elevate, it's notice, it's a shocker, and we go the extra mile to really help them if and where we can. 

Regarding the elevator, you will not be able to rent to multiple people who can't walk up that many stairs and you might get negative reviews about people having to carry their luggage.

Trying to cast some undisclosed drama to elevate yourself over others in your reply to their post makes you look small. 

I would however recommend elevating anything placed in a non-elevated utility room to ensure damage is unlikely in future storms.

I saw last week that you can get trained on the JOB to repair Elevators and start at $150,000 a year.

After investing $35,000 in targeted renovations, we elevated its appeal and market value.