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Pop-top or Sprawl???
I’ve got a deal in the works on a smaller house on an acre of land in an area that is exploding with growth. Larger houses on similar lots are listed for $140K more than my target.
Would you:
A. Try to flip the little house on the prairie?
B. Pop the top and expand upward?
C. Expand the LHotP laterally out from its original foundation, like maybe add a master suite (BR and BA).
Anyone have experience with both pop-tops AND additions that could tell me which is more cost effective?
Thanks in advance!