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Geena Bouche
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Santa Barbara, CA
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What are the best rehab investments when looking to BRRR

Geena Bouche
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Santa Barbara, CA
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My husband and I just purchased a 1957 single family 3br/1bath home with a detached garage and large backyard. We're looking to BRRR it. It came in pretty good condition, but we're looking for ways to increase its property value for when we refinance it. We're currently working with a landscape designer to make the front and back yards pop because they came pretty bare. We don't have the budget to do a full kitchen/bath remodel but are looking for tips for a budget friendly remodel. We'll be converting the detached garage into an ADU as well. Any advice is helpful, thank you!

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