Tenants often tour three or more apartments before they find the perfect home. That means your units have to stand out from the crowd if you want them to lease from you. The standard apartment no longer cuts it; people are looking for the comforts of a little luxury.<\/p>\n
Even if you do not sell luxury units, it is a good idea to upgrade them to attract high-quality tenants. After all, these tenants will be more willing to pay for a higher quality of life and pay a little more for rent.<\/p>\n
But as a landlord, choosing the\u00a0apartment remodeling<\/a>\u00a0ideas that will turn a profit can be tricky. It’s more about what potential tenants might want rather than what you like. Here are a few that are guaranteed to put you high on a tenant’s list.<\/p>\n You would be surprised about how a fresh coat of paint can transform a space. It’s also a relatively inexpensive way to give your home a transformation. Paint all of the walls to improve the appearance.<\/p>\n A little color can make the apartment pop, so consider an\u00a0accent color<\/a>.<\/p>\n Nice kitchen and bathrooms always have tenant appeal. These are the spaces that need to function as well as be beautiful.<\/p>\n Upgrading appliances and fixtures and adding new countertops and tiles will go a long way in creating a luxury home.<\/p>\n New floors provide a good base for a rental apartment. Replace any creaky floorboards or stained and damaged flooring.<\/p>\nA Fresh Coat of Paint<\/h2>\n
Upgraded Kitchen and Bathroom<\/h2>\n
New Floors, Windows, and Lights<\/h2>\n