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Lori Hanshaw
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Question about a house

Lori Hanshaw
  • Mount Gilead, OH
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About 1 1/2 years ago, I purchased a house the was bank owned. I paid cash for it and now I only have to pay taxes on it. I am wanting to fix it up and sell it but not sure how to go about getting the money and where to start. Its livable but needs updated. I have replaced the kitchen cabinets and installed laminate wood floors. Its a module home. I would like to update both bathrooms, replace carpet in bedrooms and paint, maybe replace windows, update furnace and air conditioner, replace water heater and add a water softener since its on a well, replace doors, finish basement, redo yard as well as porch and maybe even add a garage to it. My problem is I don't have the best credit but I do own it out right. I'm looking for some advice.

Please help.

Thanks,

Lori

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