A tenant who is willing to make improvements to your property plans to stay there long term. 

Us creative contributors (just 2 of us left now I think) have written a lot about it.Agree on not improving what you don't own. 

Raise your rents, increase all your basic requirements, improve your properties to attract better tenants and screen mercilessly.The European landlords have been under the gun for years.

This is one opportunity to make a quick improvement.

My two cents...after selling costs and improvements you're splitting what is probably a very small gain on a very small property.Buying computers and desks is not going to help you scale in the short-term. 

I shoot for 7.5 coming in and then improve the property to raise rents and a better caprate.

It's a great way to earn capital, you have the opportunity to provide a like new home for someone that otherwise wouldn't be able to make that happen and you get to improve the community!

Cosmetic improvements, replacing appliances, and replacing the countertops of bathrooms with quartz.

He teaches a few principles on how to improve conversational skills.2.

It's great to give people a break who need it and are working so hard to improve their lives, good for you!