Full cosmetic rehab to bring it from 1984 original condition to modern.

Beautiful midcentury modern homes down there.

Personally, I like the character of older homes, especially mid century modern, but this is all about business, so I'm willing to look at other properties.

The property must be modern, well furnished (professionally unless you are a very good amateur), well located, have all amenities possible (usually a pool here, unless very urban), and have proper bed counts for the space (sleeps as many as possible without overextending the water heater, looking like a gypsy camp).6.

Absolutely gorgeous property just needing modern updates.

Updated flooring, ceiling fans and paint for a modern touch in an outdated condo.

Double bowl granite tops are nice, that way there is still separate sinks and I'd also stay with the 2 mirror/light set up (more modern than the big over sized mirrors of the old days)

I still think in a worst case scenario having a modern 1 bedroom will still have a floor of close to $100 even in a recession.

The options I'm finding either feel limited by modern standards (eg no video, no audit logs, no app to remote control) or aren't met for multi unit. 

But Aurora is more than just East Colfax, in fact it's actually larger than Denver itself (in land area), and contains an extremely wide spectrum of neighborhoods from swanky-modern new urbanism to housing projects to suburban McMansions to trailer parks.