@Mario Cuartas some suggestions would be to add tile or low cost durable flooring, if you have hanging lights, replace with dome lights, replace unnecessary ceiling fans with dome lights, do not provide unnecessary appliances (let tenants bring them), supply a full year of air filters if you have central HVAC, if you have window units even better, have a standard paint color you use for all the rentals so touch up is easy, etc.

With color coded pins.

If it is possible know what agent you are going to list the property with and build a close relationship.we talked with our agent a lot during the rehab and got her personal opinion on some colors and choices.

No matter what color you are, if you choose to work full time and then come home and keep working, then you will succeed.

For the kitchen cabinet does the burlap color looks better or white color?

As an agent and investor that flips houses - I offer a buyer's agent 3% every time and I believe it nets me more in the end.Remember too - the buyer has about 20+ exits from a contract if their agent knows what they are doing (option, EM, termination due to seller non compliance with delivery of items like survey/T-47, third party approval, appraisal etc).  

Don't forget to throw in just freshening up the color scheme as something you are doing (paint gives you a lot of bang for your buck) as well as replacing the flooring if it isn't new(removing rugs and putting in LVP is a big win). 

I feel it would be good to get in writing only one person speaks for all with any changes or color choice etc.   

Think masking and color choices don't matter?

My wife, a designer who charges for design work from clients, gives her friends floor plan, color, tile advice, if they ask.