Other than that, most oddly pleasing to 20 somethings feature I always make sure to point out are the USB / 110v receptacles I use. 1 per bedroom wherever the night stand would go, one in living room, one on kitchen counter as long as it’s far enough away from the sink to not need a gfci.

Then I have a leak in the kitchen and need a plumber so I ask another investor in my complex if she has used anyone and I call this guy who has worked on a lot of the units in my complex.

We would fill in a 3/4 wall and add a deadbolt lock door to separate the two spaces, leaving the first half with the 3 secondary bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with the kitchen, family room, and laundry, with a garage door entrance. 

Renters call me, I give them the address and leave the door unlocked with keys on the kitchen table. 

I've seen more shag carpets and green and pink kitchens than I thought ever existed.

Kitchen is dated and has old range.

They can sue you for damages, which might include everything from staying in a hotel trying to find another place to having to eat at restaurants because they don't have a kitchen.

I have repeatedly seen the house just plain dirty; bathroom is gross, kitchen floor and countertop is always "thick", the bedrooms have crap piled all over the floors.

I anticipate undoing the kitchen/door changes before selling the house.

This is in an area where rents are higher and people expect somewhat updated kitchens and baths.