What stands out to low income tenants is the functionality of the unit. 

A currency function is just an extra, not the ultimate value of this though.I disagree with liquidity among others especially storage, once you factor in digitalization and the above examples.

The appraiser determined the property had functional obsolesce, making it something that not many lenders would want to finance.

I'd functionally be doing a buy and hold deal with the property being used as a mid-term investment, so rent receipts would be decent (cash positive).

I would consider adding one as a design element, but from a functional perspective I don't see the value, unless perhaps you lean more towards longer stays or mid term rentals. 

I appreciate good software and automation and chose to use this for the price point and functionality and the great support.

You’re right , functionally, there’s a lot of overlap with what many firms call an Acquisitions Manager or in-house buyer.Where I see the distinction isn’t the tasks, it’s the structure and incentives.

From what I recall, there was also a “like” or “save” function that showed when a recipient marked the listing as a favorite.

A judgment based on uncovered conduct, by contrast, is often uncollectible and functionally just a piece of paper.

Clean, functional, rent-ready beats “cheap with potential.”4.