They hacked SAFE Wallet.

Same hardware.

Flooring, paint, hardware, light fixtures, outlets and switches, windows, roof--that's all cosmetic and doesn't require a permit and those things go a long way to increasing the value of a house.

Focus on high impact, low cost items such as fresh neutral paint throughout, updated light fixtures and hardware, durable LVP flooring, painted kitchen cabinets, new pulls and a clean curb appeal.

I know most owners are in "survival mode" and hesitant to spend CapEx.The Reality: Yes, there is a one-time installation fee per unit to get the hardware in place.The ROI: However, we structure the ongoing service as a Tenant Amenity.

We had a hardware supplier provide us with the initial setup after meeting with them for grand master, masters etc. 

We always included taking them to the hardware store.

We actually realized early on that hardware alone doesn't save money—protocols do.

H&R Block is very wallet-friendly and can be fine if your return is truly simple.

Other good methods for adding value include: adding on-site laundry machines, building storage units in the basement, charging tenants for utilities, charging tenants for a trash pick up service, etc.Outside of that, fresh appliances, new fixtures & hardware, and professional cleaning services go a long way in making a unit look upgraded.