I asked ChatGPT to come up with a modern, clean, updated exterior style for one of my properties. 

Gutted everything and started fresh—new bathrooms, updated bedrooms, modern kitchen, and all brand-new appliances.

Baltimore is quickly gaining momentum with new modern development increasing demand.

I am replacing the front fence, sliding gate, and pedestrian gate on a Spanish Modern rental in Los Feliz.

However, what about structures grandfathered into modern building codes?

Many landlords focus on either interior or exterior lighting, but updating both is key to creating a consistent, modern, and safe rental property.

I have a slight variation on the question:For context, building some 2 bed2 bath Spanish modern style ADUs at my property in Los Feliz, Los Angeles, CA.They are intended to be luxury ~$4K/mo units.Given they are "luxury" units do you think we will be able to get away with LVL?

My focus is on properties with historical charm, but I want to ensure that the renovations maintain their authenticity while making them appealing to modern travelers.I’d love advice from those who have experience with similar projects.

For Spanish Modern style on a budget, I’ve seen folks have good luck with solid-core wood doors from places like Builders Surplus or even secondhand architectural salvage shops—they sometimes carry high-end doors for way less.