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Aaron Litzenberg
  • Saint Paul, MN
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"Prehab" Strategy Question

Aaron Litzenberg
  • Saint Paul, MN
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I just listened to the last BP podcast, and Dave Short discussed a strategy he's been using lately that I had not heard before.  He called it Prehab.  I'm sure I can't do it justice, but if I understand it correctly, it essentially means doing necessary, structural, and/or unsexy work only (e.g. windows, framing or exterior work, plumbing, etc.) on deeply discounted properties.

I believe the idea then is to market these mildly discounted properties as blank canvases for home buyers or traditional rehabbers who choose their own finishing touches.

My question is to Realtors or anyone with experience doing this; is this something can be sold to home buyers who aren't necessarily looking for it?  Or, generally speaking, is there a significant market to support this strategy?

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