The kitchen is fully upgraded with modern stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops & tons of storage!

My investor is currently adding HVAC and upgrading to modern finishes throughout.

I seriously couldn't believe how many modern tech buildings there were in the area.

I'm seeing here that this is more of a site for investors, which were not necessarily interested in buying or building for an airbnb, we are very interested, however, in building a home that we will live in & then rent out or make our existing home in Kenosha Wisconsin which is on Lake Michigan an airbnb.We know NOTHING about buying a lot & then building.That said,  We have been trying to figure out how we get the most Bang for our buck buying existing property or building our own home.We have been seeing some amazing properties around 50K in Yucca Valley and/or 29 palms that list having water and electric available nearby.We want simple clean lines,  I suppose what would be considered modern contemporary but I hate putting that title on it because for some reason it seems like there's an upcharge just by using that description, lol...

However 60A is considered underpowered for modern electrical systems, most are 200A these days.

Some of these may be repair items, others are Capex, but it all falls under similar work, in my eyes, i.e. paint will always be a "repair" from an accounting standpoint, but there are the turnovers where I can just touch up spots, and then every 5 years or so, I need a full interior repaint to bring the color scheme back to modern aesthetics.  

From what we hear from fellow landlords in the area, there is high demand for rentals, so homes that are well-priced are going quickly.This is the address: 4726 NE 89th Ave Portland, OR 97220.Brief description: "Charming 1920s bungalow includes 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths with tasteful updates that combine classic features and modern amenities.

And preferably newer books, that have advice on using modern technology like RentReady app and such to make it easier and keep it organized.

Not that my opinion matters, but I believe rehabbing old homes to the condition they used to be in while adding modern fixtures so that families can live in them is worth doing. 

Both are strong cash flow markets but in addition to good cash flow, they both have strong economic and demographic fundamentals such as growing populations, job growth and modern/diverse economies and industries.