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Chuck Redman
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Pre-hab. How much work would you do?

Chuck Redman
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Pearland, TX
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I read a great article today by @Glenn Schworm and that brings me to this? How much work would you put into a "Pre-hab"?

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J Scott
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It depends on who your anticipated end-buyer is.

If the end-buyer is a landlord, make it rent ready.

If the end-buyer is another rehabber, fix just the stuff most rehabbers are scared to fix (structural, mold, termites, etc).

If the end-buyer is a homeowner who wants to put in some sweat equity, make it move-in-ready.

Once you have a good idea of who your end-buyer is, you should have a pretty good idea of how much work you need to do.

Btw, I've used this strategy several times over the years, and if you're right about your end-buyer, it can be very profitable.

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