Most tenants like the space where the dishwashers are removed and they could care less about the disposers because they stink and there is a lot of food they cannot grind in them, anyway.

Although this is a sellers market for the owner-occupier space with crazy offers being made above asking price by people who buy on emotion rather than numbers, landlord burnout is at an all-time high due to government imposing its will and saying investors need to pay for the "won't work for money and won't pay for housing" lifestyle. 

The only alternative I can think of is considering turning the garage into living space, but that would involve a significant change to the property that might not come back to you dollar-for-dollar.

@Alex Grullon i am starting to get into the multi-family space, focusing on value-add deals. would love to connect and chat!

My family has a couple of other properties that are similar in style and space.

The space coast / Brevard County has had a crazy explosion in the Aerospace / Defense / Technology areas and that is even further fueling the desires of the area along with beaches, and great values on housing!

Some of the lots would be wiped out for a community garden context every maybe ten spaces...Another model: Thinking about 20 minutes outside of cities could also be developed from land if utilities can be lined up for the land. 

They are 4 bedroom, 4 bath, and they share the common spaces.

The most important things to look for in any market are growing populations, growing jobs, modern economies with a diverse employment base, business friendly climate, low property taxes and favorable landlord tenant laws. 

@Eric H.Eddie is well known in the note space.