We have been remodeling it with our own cash and it should be complete in the next couple of months.

Looking forward to learning and paying back with any knowledge I can offer myself.My first project is going to be remodeling the ground floor section of the home first before working on the upstairs portion of the house.

Hi all, I have a remodel/room addition project to start early next year. 

I just closed on the selling of my first house yesterday, here are the stats: Bought: March 30th, 2015Sold: November 14th, 2017Purchase Price: $57,500Selling Price: $77,119My Cut: $20,534.12I bought the house when I was 20, lived in it the entire time, and did nothing to it as far as adding value (example: remodeling).

He is torn between remodeling it and trying to get a higher selling price and selling it as is.

They ensure that every point of contact on their service chain and their associates--lender, title, notary, remodel-- is extremely professional and painless as possible. 

I have agreed in helping him and I've already brought my contractor, we have a layout and are going to start the remodel.

House hacking would be an awesome strategy but many underestimate how much of a headache and strain on a marriage it can be to constantly be dealing with remodeling and tenants.

I was thinking of finding a fixer first and offering it to investors via direct mail (pitch is: investors buy off-MLS, the sellers pay me a minimal commission - so they net more, but I get the subsequent remodel listing from the investor. ) But, it would mean I have to lie to the seller, claiming I have an investor, when I don't. 

Hello Community, I have a question if someone has suggestions I will really appreciate it.I have a client whom is trying sell a house he bought and completely remodeled with his own money.