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Leon Chappell
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Lipstick on a pig phrase

Leon Chappell
  • Investor
  • Chapel Hill, NC
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Hey. I have heard the term lipstick on a pig a lot since I have got into real estate. What actually constitutes lipstick on a pig over a real rehab? Is putting lipstick on a pig something like just replacing carpet and painting in a house that needs electrical ,plumbing ,or foundational work?

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Logan Hassinger
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Logan Hassinger
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A PIG has a value today that it did 20 years ago and the same value 20 years from now, no matter what rehab is done. 

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