[quote=smshorttimer]Assuming you’re not being sarcastic, why would you offer well above the high end of the range? To join the legend of RE tools out there trying to close a house before they’re priced out forever?
That house is blah city, too.[/quote]
Not sarcastic at all. It really depends on how extensive is the damage caused by the roof. If it’s not that bad, updating the kitchen, 3 baths, new flooring, paint, roof repair, and landscaping will probably cost ~$30k if you go w/ standard stuff and about $60k if you go with really nice stuff. If I can get the house for $360-380k, that’ll put my total cost of around $390k-$440k. You can do the math yourself, but I can tell you it’ll be less than comparable rent in the area. This house: http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090034136-, in a not as good area of MM just closed for $430k w/ 20+ offers. This house also need a lot of updating too.
