we saw this place in 08 when we first started looking. man time flies. place was a wreck, we specifically remember an ancient turd in a toilet (but that was the least of the problems), it was a total gut and restore situation. we actually briefly considered it, as it was the way lowest listing in la cresta we’d ever seen at 449k. i said we’d get rid of the turd and live in squalor for a while(good thing this didn’t happen). someone bought it at 425k and did a total makeover. Question; about how much would you say this renovation cost; the extensive work is described in the listing. it’s now listed at 499k. I’m guessing 150-200k but I have no real sense of what this type of work costs.
Being that flippers buy leftover stock and floor models, I bet that could have been done for $30K-50K if the flipper supplied most of the labor.
Note that not everything is high end – see the plastic shower surround in the bathroom and the cheap light bar above the sink in that same bathroom? Makes me think we’ll find more of that skimping when we take a closer look at the appliances, etc.
Being that flippers buy leftover stock and floor models, I bet that could have been done for $30K-50K if the flipper supplied most of the labor.
Note that not everything is high end – see the plastic shower surround in the bathroom and the cheap light bar above the sink in that same bathroom? Makes me think we’ll find more of that skimping when we take a closer look at the appliances, etc.
Being that flippers buy leftover stock and floor models, I bet that could have been done for $30K-50K if the flipper supplied most of the labor.
Note that not everything is high end – see the plastic shower surround in the bathroom and the cheap light bar above the sink in that same bathroom? Makes me think we’ll find more of that skimping when we take a closer look at the appliances, etc.
Being that flippers buy leftover stock and floor models, I bet that could have been done for $30K-50K if the flipper supplied most of the labor.
Note that not everything is high end – see the plastic shower surround in the bathroom and the cheap light bar above the sink in that same bathroom? Makes me think we’ll find more of that skimping when we take a closer look at the appliances, etc.
Being that flippers buy leftover stock and floor models, I bet that could have been done for $30K-50K if the flipper supplied most of the labor.
Note that not everything is high end – see the plastic shower surround in the bathroom and the cheap light bar above the sink in that same bathroom? Makes me think we’ll find more of that skimping when we take a closer look at the appliances, etc.
IMO trying flip anything that does not (or would not) cash flow is taking un-necessary risks, especially since it looks like another down turn is upon us.
For your own home (a place to live) is another story.
IMO trying flip anything that does not (or would not) cash flow is taking un-necessary risks, especially since it looks like another down turn is upon us.
For your own home (a place to live) is another story.
IMO trying flip anything that does not (or would not) cash flow is taking un-necessary risks, especially since it looks like another down turn is upon us.
For your own home (a place to live) is another story.
IMO trying flip anything that does not (or would not) cash flow is taking un-necessary risks, especially since it looks like another down turn is upon us.
For your own home (a place to live) is another story.
IMO trying flip anything that does not (or would not) cash flow is taking un-necessary risks, especially since it looks like another down turn is upon us.
For your own home (a place to live) is another story.
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