Examples include (USB outlets, updated digital thermostat, updated light fixtures/faucets,etc)Any ideas?

If you really want this out of your hood invest in cameras and start a neighborhood watch. 

Hi BP fam,I'm a 24 year old kid who loves his job in digital marketing analytics and also freelances projects in the field on the side.

Investors would be looking for a mid double digit return for a 2nd I would think, so hopefully you have an excellent new deal you would use the $60k for to make it worthwhile.  

We were able to address it by putting CCTV cameras and getting the tenants to participate in a neighborhood crime watch.Another challenge was we found the previous owner did not install some of the roofs properly so we had to replace some of them.Lessons Learned:1.

There are still some great options out there which may be able to help you cast a super-wide net (get a new listing for the property up and posted to 10+ major rental listing sites, managing listing responses + scheduling viewing times, tenant screening w/ a fully comprehensive application, digital lease creation, online rent collection, and maintenance request tracking in one spot).

@Brendan Markle I work for a digital marketing company and have had a client who does fix and flips in York pa for the last 5 years and they are killing it.

Yes, by a NACHI-certified home inspector equipped with a thermal imaging camera.

This only really comes into play when you have significant net worth, in my mind that is a 7 digit number.

I had already paid a plumber the amount he quoted ($287), and then he sent me a $750 bill because he lost his camera in the drain!