Thought about shelving but not sure how to exactly do it in this deep corner.

Slide outs add cost so just get regular shelves. 

It looks dingy and needs to be "Turned".If it were mine, I'd do the turn and 100% repair everything, such as the back door allowing light through at the edges, the squeaking floor, etc... and there is not much kitchen counter space....Class-C's like to cook at home....perhaps extend the counter over to the stove, and maybe put in a bigger fridge, and a bright daylighter bulb in the kitchen.Also the living room floor looks wavy...I'd have that fixed, and remove the big brown shelf or put it in the laundry room over where the appliances go and paint it the color of the walls (but vinyl coated metal mesh shelving works better up there in a rental).That plus some (light) grey paint and "Properly installed" (non wavy) carpet.And look for Forever renter types...for a 1 br/1 (spacious) bath.Know your demographic, and know what they want.

Found out that they broke the shelves in the fridge (tempered glass).

Wood these days goes on floating shelves, floors, and faux exposed beams.  

The scope of the rehab: All New Interior Paint Some Exterior PaintNew Floors in the Master Bedroom New Stainless Steel Appliances Painted Kitchen Cabinets and Added New Hardware Tore Some Kitchen Cabinets Out and Added Floating Shelves New Light Fixtures All New Sod in the Backyard New Privacy Fence Interior Drain Tile and 3 Support Beams Added to a Basement Wall Epoxy Painted the Basement Concrete FloorNEW HVAC System Framed the Whole Basement Out and Hung Drywall - Mud, Taped, Sanded, And Painted All in all the live in rehab took 6.5 months The numbers:Bought: $125kRehab: $11k (1/3 of that was the new HVAC system) Appraisal: $168k I was happy with the refinance appraisal number I gotI am able to refinance out of the PMI, lower my interest rate, and lower my monthly payment I forced about 30k in equity I did not do a "cash out refinance" as I wanted to live my equity in the home and pull out a HELOC in a few months to allow for a purchase of another property or a "rehab fund." 

I was looking to rent however the rental properties are flying off the shelves.

@Ameenah Muhammad-Diggins also, with a little creativity, look into open shelving.

Thought about shelving but not sure how to exactly do it in this deep corner.

@Nick ThomasPaying at the top of the comps and it needing a fair bit of work makes me nervous, especially because condos are not generally flying off the shelves right now.