You will want to see what your competition is offering for amenities.

Look for areas with high rental demand, good schools, convenient amenities, and potential for property value growth. 

I also like to "borrow" ideas and look at what amenities are most popular in that area so that I can include those amenities at my property.

When folks ask I usually refer to crime maps and chatting about amenities in certain areas to stay fair housing compliant on my advice as an agent.

Here are some steps to help you connect with investor-friendly real estate agents and successfully invest in your first home:It's helpful to have a basic awareness of the local real estate market, including average property prices, rental yields, school district ratings, and area amenities, before contacting agents.

Go look at similar listings (size, amenities) on Airbnb or VRBO or wherever you're listed and see what the cleaning fee is for a 2 night stay.Some day you may wish to hire a cleaner, and it will be a rude awakening if you were artificially inflating your occupancy with no cleaning fee and all of a sudden have to add a cleaning fee.On the other hand, while you're still starting out, getting a lot of bookings and reviews right now is the most important time to do it.

HOA cost vs. amenities does scale to rent so it has to work.

Value was added through unit rehab and amenities, with more improvements planned.

Just another amenity......

I believe amenities and nicer fixtures brings in a nicer class of tenants and helps the units rent faster.