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Braden Downs
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Saving Money or Cutting Corners: Flipping A House

Braden Downs
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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When it comes to rehabbing, what are ways they save money? The reasoning behind this being you want to make a nice profit and sell a reputable home. Or, on the buyers side, you don't want to get screwed. I'm thinking along the terms of: using less thick countertops, using smaller trim in the bedrooms, not painting the garage, cheaper cabinets, less thick carpet, lower end vanity's, etc? I'm curious where people make/don't make cuts?

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