Have a home stylist or interior decorator got through and stage it.

If i need new cabinets it won't kill my budgets since I will have help with most of the work. cabinets = 500 - 1000Landscaping doesn't need to much work, I do have a good friend that own a landscaping business so I know he will do it for a good price.landscaping = 500I had a friend that just put up all new fence so he can definitely will help me New fence = 500paints = 2,000 exterior and interior.

I already have SimpliSafe sensors on all the doors and windows, but they only make interior cameras.

Great inputs guys, to expoundIf I don't reno the interior, the plan is to increase rent to market (~15%). 

-Property Management-Flooring installation-Flooring  (Wood-Laminate or tile)-Interior painters-HVAC maintenanceThanks!

The bones of the home are great, but the interior is outdated and some CapEx (A/C, siding) may be necessary soon.

Seller had signed a listing agreement, but agency/seller terminated the agreement because seller was not ready to have interior photos, etc.

Structurally sound, great area, small starter house (around 760 sq ft), little to no damage to the interior of the home.

interesting that curb appeal is so high on the list. personally I'd want the interior to be in good shape first.

A property that has not been maintained through out its history, at a certain point, it is not worth bringing back as market rents (hence NOI) makes the return unattractive (or even negative).You hear rehabbers / inspectors talk about good bones; that the foundation / structure / shell are in reasonable condition because these can be very expensive things to repair correctly.Recently saw a property where the interior has to be totally gutted down not just to the studs but to the cinder block and who knows what the condition of the structure is.