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Manesh Hardeo
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Atlanta area rehab project

Manesh Hardeo
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  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hello all,

So, here is another deal that we picked up.  It was sinking pretty bad in the middle of the house and we couldn't sell it on the wholesale side, so we opted to purchase it ourselves and see how this would workout.

Located on Vesta Ave, Historic College Park 
Purchase Price:  $75,900
Rehab:  Estimated $35k
Estimated ARV: $150k preliminarily, but subject-to appraisal came in at $167k. If this was 3 streets over it would probably be closer to $200k!

We closed on December 10th and started the rehab about a month later. 

Here are some before photos:

So, they've started the rehab.  We've had a structural engineer say the foundation is sound and shouldn't be moved and my contractor isn't very good.  So, I may be firing the guy.

To date, we've put in new woods, leveled the floors using the self leveling agent, put a new roof, new furnace, redid the master bath, gutted the kitchen, opened up a bar and extended the opening between the dining and living.  I'll get updated pictures soon.  

My biggest concern is how to make the ceiling look straight...the very first thing you see when you look up is a crooked piece of crown molding.  The door frames and everywhere else is squared.  So, obviously someone came in here rehabbed it at some point, and then ran out of money or got foreclosed on...not really sure.

We have some challenges ahead for sure. We'll see how this next week goes.

Enjoy,

  • Manesh Hardeo
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  • 404-987-8644
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