Looking at comps in the same apartment complex, I believe the condo can easily get $1,500 in rent every month.

The other problem with COC is that it is easily manipulated.  

I know it's not easy to search that way so feel free to reach out to me directly if you don't easily find what you're looking for.

It can easily snowball.This doesn't mean I am not flexible.

However, I wasn't sure if any of you had advice on what to look for specifically as far as the floor plan goes or other metrics that would be easily narrowed down while filtering through properties. 

Marketing properties, tenant application and screening, signing leases, and rent collection are easily handled online (and better).  

Could it have been remediated easily and the landlord just sucked?

For maintenance team management, FieldAware allows technicians schedules to be prioritized and easily tracked with job "Start", "Pause", and "Completed" status reporting, and mobile GPS tracking.Currently, I use MRI X which seems to be specialized for apartment and community manage and allows for a lot of back-end modifications.

If she only wanted say 20k for it then I would easily do this deal.

One word of caution about toilets that save tenants dollars with a lower gpf, is the "plunger capability" of the flush may facilitate sewer lines to become more easily clogged over time.