Freshly painted throughout.

I’m 22 and fresh on a (hopefully) fun real estate journey.

Most tenants turn over within 0-24 months of new ownership so you have to plan for those turns and HOPEFULLY you can bump the rent significantly after making repairs (fresh paint, updated fixtures/lights/appliances, wood look flooring).

@Mike Reynolds is right, you want to take time to remove when it is fresh.

My plan was going to be to take a heat gun to the old paint, replace any wood that might need replacing, and then give it some nice fresh pain. 

its not going to support me replacing carpet from their emotional support goat pissing all over my freshly remodeled unit.

Another idea is perhaps watching storage locations, and seeing bigger influx would mean that people are getting ready to move in the area, hopefully from their house in your case hahaBest,Michael

We paid for a storage place for their stuff while the rehab was done.  

Back in Feb 2020, most of us thought (per this popular post) that the markets would be more or less severely impacted if the Pandemic persists.Commercial RE suffered immediately for everything Office and some related, while storage type properties or mixed usage stayed strong.The divide was not only in the politics but also in the economy.

his original lease was for $450 his current rent is $490 he has 3 bedrooms plus use of the full basement for storage (he has a lot of junk)and his workshop down there.