Of course there are plenty of variables....how strict you are with tenant guidelines, what you ask for rent, condition of the property, time of year, if you allow pets or not, if you self rent or use a Realtor or PM to rent the property, and probably a host of other factors.   

Consider adding amenities such as a rooftop lounge, a pet wash station, or a co-working space.

For example: your smoking policy, pet policy, parking rules, who is responsible for garbage cans, overnight guests.

Where you have rules in place for things like pets, or number of occupants, stick to them!

Couple others are quiet hours after X:XX PM and rules around guest/pets.5.

I now have the duplex rented for $1,430 and $1,480 (pet).

EX: advises the tenants on grass cutting , what not to flush or put into the sinks (feminine products, cooking oil -used or unused), pet info

We tossed around several names associated with our pets and our 6 kids. 

I am a pet person myself, however, I am unsure if I'll allow pets in my rental properties due to untrained pets, which results in further damage and maintenance.

Maybe I'm colored by my market and bad experiences, but I just can't see paying for the "privilege"of a landlord who can sell the house and send me packing, who can hassle me for being too loud, having guests, smoking or pets, and who can refuse to make improvements that I might desire.