Here are two homes in that area that come very close to my  criteria: 2105 Arborside Ln pending at 289k and floor plan "The Newhaven" by D.R. are under contract (https://www.drhorton.com/-/media/DRHorton/ProductCatalog/270-Austin/27150-Pioneer-Hill/271510000-Pioneer-Hill-35-RL/1854/The_Newhaven_1854_AB_Horton_1853SF_PIONEERHILL_UE.ashx.) per the MLS for mid 280k. 

Paint, flooring, etc.

Bought it as a distressed property and completely renovated bathroom kitchen flooring basement landscaping What was the outcome?

Think about living in a downtown high rise on the 50th floor.

A) the new ones have more updated styles (like wood or laminate flooring versus the bushy carpets) and more modern kitchens and bathrooms.

In my area, 1920s - 1940s bungalows are abundant and I think it's important to use flooring, cabinetry, trim, and colors that tie into the style/era of the home. 

Before moving out we replaced 75% of the flooring and put in granite countertops and tile backsplash in the kitchen.

The mortgage will only cover an additional 10k for repair due to the fact that I can do installation of electrical, plumbing, tiling, framing, hardwood flooring and landscaping by myself.

The home needs some tlc from new flooring, half a roof, paint outside and some other cosmetics. 

The home needs some tlc from new flooring, half a roof, paint outside and some other cosmetics but could be a strong BRRRR investment.