You can have digital locks to allow access to the units, books with directions to restaurants and attractions, full or partial kitchens so guests can prepare their own food, emergency contact numbers that can be someone else’s so you can be completely hands off if you wish.

Oh, PS, I'm working with the Home Depot kitchen designer to redo the kitchen in my apartment...I'm considering their 24-month no interest financing... comments?      

The units are small, two bedroom 1 bathroom with an open concept living room and kitchen. 

Purchase price: $120,000 Cash invested: $47,000 Bought as a 3 bed 2 bath and turned it into a 4 bed 2 bath to rent out.Updated the two baths, kitchen and flooring throughout in addition to adding the 4th bed.Renting for $1595.

In what is probably the dumbest landlord problem I've had, there's a faucet in a kitchen sink that the handle is getting looser/stripped on the inside, so I'm looking to replace it.

They also are tough on approving rental spaces such as basements when those spaces have additional kitchens. 

Just start touring a lot of open houses in your area, looking at MLS pictures, etc and you'll build a library in your mind of how that particular kitchen or bathroom could look.

Later on they converted the basement into a living area and added a full kitchen and bathroom with shower.

Apartments- New kitchen layout, moved laundry into each unit, updated bathrooms, new windows (curb appeal), updated paint and flooring, turned the laundry room into the 12 unit.AirBNB- changed usage on the main level from office to 2 unit AirBNB.Office building- removed drop ceilings to add 3 foot ceiling height to make the space seem larger with more natural light.

All new lowers in kitchen.