I am curious to hear what the forum thinks, So which one of these options (or upgrades) will get tenants attention faster and  help get better income for a typical 3/2 single family home rental.

Your commitment toward maintaining effective communication inside loans, partnerships, etc is what will set you apart - DRASTICALLY.I'll be honest, challenges we endure in life aren't to test us.

What would you all recommend with someone doing a long-term live-in flip that I will plan on renting in the future. 
I am working on painting and adding LVP flooring to the living, dining room, and kitchen. I will be...

The entire pile of refuse in this college student's bedroom stood knee high and pervaded every inch of space on what used to be the floor.I’m mentally preparing for the usual: photos, documentation, a very professional follow-up email that will absolutely not convey the emotional damage that I'm currently enduring just sizing up the mess.Then I heard scraping.I turn the corner to the kitchen and see one of the tenants doing what can only be described as a heroic but wildly misguided cleanup attempt.They had pulled the actual dumpster from the curb into the unit.Like… fully committed.

Small functional upgrades also go a long way, such as adding in unit laundry, improving storage, upgrading kitchens just enough to attract better tenants, or improving parking and outdoor space.

It typically works best on properties with a tax profile of $400k or more, and the study must be properly engineered to endure.

The property on Derrick Dr was purchased for $45,000 and improved with $43,650 in upgrades before selling for $135,000.

Hi All,I am looking a way to keep track of details of my property like notes, upgrades to the property, and other details about each property.

You’ll attract better quality tenants with these types of upgrades.

The extra cash flow that results when you don't have to pay taxes can be used to upgrade the property or purchase additional properties.