Although market rents are more like $1400-$1500 per unit with a refreshed home. 

Personally, I’ve found that one mid-stay refresh (45–60 days) works well without being intrusive.But some hosts swear by weekly service (especially for corporate clients).What’s your approach — and how do you structure the cost?

Quote from @Alicia Palleschi: Here’s our situation: My partner and I bought a rundown two-family and put about $150K into it (electrical, HVAC, and a full cosmetic refresh on one of the two units).

Always good to refresh your market search to make sure you are not missing out on quality properties for your buyers!

Additionally, the condo space will need a full refresh since everything is original so I would need to budget for the renovation and equipment upgrades as well.I realize an appraisal would provide a more definitive answer to my question but right now I am just hoping to get some general thoughts from others with more experience on how to go about estimating a very rough range for the value of an older dental/medical condo.

How refreshing is that.

It was refreshing to work with someone who understands investors and has a variety of loan products available for more complicated financing. 

text)-Offer cleaning or linen refresh at 45 days-Send small “thank you” notes or local gift cards for long staysI’ve had guests extend 2–3 times just because they felt cared for.What’s your go-to retention trick?

With values up in many markets, even a light cosmetic refresh (paint, flooring, curb appeal) can help you get top dollar without a full renovation.3.

Here’s our situation: My partner and I bought a rundown two-family and put about $150K into it (electrical, HVAC, and a full cosmetic refresh on one of the two units).