Rehab included granite in kitchen, upgrades in ceramic tile, new cabinets, create a informal dining space in kitchen with granite bar, all new window, architectural shingles, upgraded vanities, etc.  

Hoping that I don't need a permit for every little thing like replacing the kitchen cabinets or whatever..Thanks for reading!

Like paint the cabinets and install new counters?

I was referring to the 2nd picture but honestly if the house has a porch you could steal some porch room to extend the kitchen; although, realistically if the house doesn't have a dishwasher now it probably doesn't really need on but more cabinet space and counter space would help buys/renters see it more welcoming and useful.

Most kitchens don't have cabinets.  16 Units are in a much less desirable part of town.

This should be a desirable area with little vacancy based on what I am seeing, but yes, there is always that risk that the units dont rent as easily as the current home owner has lead me to believeon repairs/capx- 3 of the 4 units have recently been updated with new kitchens, carpet, cabinets, and counter tops in 2 of 4. new roof on 1 of the 3 buildings.

It’s not just outdated, it is in a very bad shape where cabinet doors are kept in place by scotch tape.

We just finished two major renovations that needed painting, tile, drywall repair, plumbing repair, kitchen cabinets, and countertops.

For instance, if we put minimal work, cheap flooring, cabinets, etc in a property, are we only marketing it as an investment rental property?

Also, need few windows replaced and possibly repair any broken kitchen cabinets.