Only improvements like new kitchens, baths, adding square footage, etc, really boost value. 

I have been selling my small properties at 11 and 12 cap and they all get new roofs, windows, furnaces, flooring, kitchens and baths as soon as I buy them.

Set house rules, no smoking inside, kitchen cabinet space designated per room.I have a house 6 guys living there by the room. works out, they have a chore chart sheet like who takes trash down, who cleans bathroom week 1, weekly clean up of main areas on Sunday week 1 and they switch off weeks.. yup faces change but not to much of grief factor. they seem to realize that they all are saving some bucks with this arrangement.  

Property is newly remodeled.

We essentially stripped the house down to studs and replaced everything - new HVAC, new electrical, new plumbing, new roof, drywall, carpet, tile, kitchen, bathroom, you name it!

The remodels don't look vastly different.

It was in mid-remodel for $32,500. 

Tenants have ruined 50% of the base cabinet doors in my kitchen.

If a home has been refinished/remodeled so that floors gleam, paint is beautiful, etc. a non-staged home can look very inviting but even then it would probably be at least partially staged.

Hello AllThanks for your inputs...I'm renovating a 1800 sq ft house with all new bathrooms  and kitchen.