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Updated about 15 years ago, 11/14/2009

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Mark Beekman
  • Investor
  • Phoenixville, PA
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3 Questions about this flip (w/ pics)

Mark Beekman
  • Investor
  • Phoenixville, PA
Posted

1. Should I ditch the pool?: This above ground pool is, in my opinion, an eyesore and is too close to the house. I'm wondering if it adds any sort of value to the property and, should I decide to get rid of it, is it worth trying to sell? It's about 32ft. in length and has a brand new pump, if that counts for anything.

2. Fix the hardwood floor, or lay new floor over it?: Would it cost me more to fix the floor or lay a new floor on top of the existing one? The square patch that needs fixed accounts for about 1/10th of the room's floor. At what point would it make sense to lay an entirely new floor? If 20%, 30%, 40% needs repaired?

3. Any suggestions for the color of the house?: This is a 1900s/f split-level that I'm looking to paint, but I'm having trouble picking a color scheme. The stone facade consists of mostly grays, browns, and beiges. This will be a flip to an owner-occupant.

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