Like I can tell you open floor plans with an open kitchen will fetch higher rents than a galley kitchen.  

For example, here's a short list of things we'll be looking to update while living in the unit:- Clogged upstairs bathroom drain-Need bathroom fan- Bathtub porcelain chipped- Broken balcony door- Broken kitchen window- Missing smoke detectors- Redo kitchen floors- Refinish living room floors- Paint in all rooms- Improve kitchen cabinetsWe don't have a specific $$ budget, but we're always looking to keep costs low while providing quality.

I'm renting to a student market and am targeting out of state and international students with a fully furnished apartment, down to kitchen goods. 

The Civil Engineer can perform a due-diligence review on the site before going with a full contract for design.

We have done a ton of yard work, new paint inside and out, refinished hardwoods, new windows, grounded all the electrical, new roof, remodeled both bathrooms and updated the kitchen.

Other options might be non cash incentives, upgrade kitchen appliances etc.  

Purchase price: $135,000 Project is an upscale design/build 5,000 SF townhome duplex under construction near the University of Virginia.

We had to use 3 coats of Kilz to neutralize the smoke smell, replaced all the carpet, new granite in the kitchen and bath, new appliances and flooring, new fixtures and switches/plugs, and a little drywall work.

Rehabbed kitchen and first floor.

Samuel, keep in mind when you buy multi family, you might have whatever.....6 bathrooms, 6 kitchens and maybe 12 to 18 bedrooms to rehab.