My Bay Area properties are in a good neighborhood in S.F.A quick guide is look at school rankings - if you do a Zillow search on an address it will have school rankings and do a Google Map search (which can be outdated sometimes).

Little old and outdated.

The course was a bit outdated, but if you need the flexibility it will do the job.

During an initial showing, I noticed that the bathroom in the unit I’d be occupying is pretty outdated, has a 1970’s vibe according to my dad :) That being said, I am wondering if anyone has any tips for success with performing renovations on your existing living space in a house hack?

Someone posted an advertisement, that was deleted by the moderators.But some things remain relevant over time, even though you might think this being old makes it outdated. 

Smaller, outdated homes down the street have sold for significantly higher than what I estimate the total cost of the job would be.  

Talk to your workers and see where they go.So most of the homes in that area range from updated appliances and flooring to some having outdated kitchen appliances and flooring I wanted to still find good quality countertops but at a cheaper price it’s probably a stretch especially with the countertops. 

They get out dated before they wear out.

I'm not sure what capacity you want to learn whether it is for development or other uses but this is a quick guide I found that would help that's pretty official it's a little outdated but just like any development experience and knowledge helps.

Look for the opportunity to buy an outdated property for 15% to 20% less than market and update it.