Add number of units, Purchase Price, Property Vintage, and Build to your list. 

The 3rd  floor Airbnb has a kitchenette with this vintage stove I had restored and put in here basically as an Instagram moment -- people almost never cook, but they like to think they will. 

If you confirm that a like kind asset (based on class and vintage) is getting a $50 premium for their renovation of adding stainless appliances and a back splash then it's reasonable to assume your target investment asset could get $35-$45.

@Tim Johnson they are 7 1/4 in wide its pergo vintage pewter oak laminate plank flooring they are 10mm thick it is very nice flooring I would use it in my own home 

She comes home late, opens the laundry room door and runs the machines through the night.Items she’s brought up:A vintage doorknob came off one of the doors, so her BF took the door down off its hinges, but didn’t put it back.Claims that the garbage disposal doesn’t work.

Woodys, Vintage, Palo Cedro Inn, Barnes and Noble etc... like I said, I'm flexible

A lot of wide open spaces around there and Dick’s Classic Garage Car Museum with its exhibits of vintage vehicles; I'd like to check that out.

For example, look at zillow or craigslist and see what mobile homes the same size, vintage and location are selling for.

Also, since you are purchasing all the properties yourself, it is much more expensive (and usually impossible) to create a portfolio that is well diversified across geography, asset class type, strategy and vintage (as can be done with an alternative).

Recently rehabbed properties will be lower than unrenovated properties of similar vintage.