Did a lot of interior renos (bathrooms, kitchen, repaint, fixtures, flooring) and added a bedroom.

What if the property was just outdated (kitchen and bathroom) and I was able to rehab it and get it up to date thus forcing equity.

New kitchen, bathroom, flooring throughout, as well as cigarette smoke mitigation. 

Would want to take wall out between living and kitchen if easy to do and not a huge expense and also think we could add a bathroom and maybe even a bedroom in the basement.

Your capex budget for a condo will include appliances, hot water heater , floors, maybe hvac, bath and kitchen remodel.

Potential for BRRRR strategy to renovate kitchens and bathrooms (20-25K) in future and would like to transition to electric heat and have tenants pay their own heat and lights in future. 

There are an enormous amount of options for tile, and you will typically see simpler (cheaper) patterns and designs in the lower priced homes, and so on as you move up the price point of the property. 

opened up the kitchen, cosmetic rehab What was the outcome?

I'm looking for layout ideas and a design that looks a little nicer than a generic building and maximizes the limited space I have.

The kitchen was recently updated so that helped lower costs.