A fixer-upper listed at $460,000 could be worth $500,000+ after renovation, giving a buyer $40,000 in potential equity without waiting. The sellers keep their margin while the buyer profits from the work.
See, it's livable, but it's just not that nice. But it's going to give the person that buys it some equity, sweat equity that they can put in the property. This house is probably worth half a million dollars or more plus, you know, completely remodeled, but we're selling it for $460,000. So that, you know, that gives the person that's buying it some time to come in, fix it up, and it still gives us, you know, a high margin on it. So this is, this is living room. This is what it looks like. Now if you follow me to other parts of the house, I'll show you what else we did.
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