I just have an extremely difficult time comprehending 150k when the actual foreclosure value (not purchase price) was 150k with a completely outdated & run down interior.

For example, my friend couldn't get a quote for an 800sqft interior paint job in Seattle for less than 30k!

It's going to need a major rehab (I'm assuming electrical work, heating system, remodel interior, etc).

Golden Visas are probably no longer going to be valid for the coastal regions of Portugal, just the interior.

There is a hybrid version where the exterior walls are non-combustible (typically masonry or could be concrete) and the interior is wood.  

We actually put effort into the interior design and - within reason - open up the floor plan, update kitchens and bathrooms and spend money on landscaping.The goal is always a combination of looks, durability and cost effectiveness.

Applies to detached ADUs without interior access between the ADU and the house. 

In J Scott's book, he gives a ballpark number for a basic interior cosmetic renovation for the type of house he focuses on of $12/sqft.

I've considered majoring in hotel management, hospitality, interior design, architecture, sales, HR, finance, management, financial planning... but I was told my entire life that I would only be successful if I went to college and got a degree in ONE of those subjects.

We did not meet reserve (which we presumed we would not).  2 hrs later we were sent an email offering us an approved seller purchase price of $237,000 (+4.5% buyers premium & $299 tech fee) - they gave us 24 hrs to make decision.At this point we immediately ordered a 'desktop appraisal' - which gave us a value to the house (as is condition - which included the interior removed by angry homeowners - kitchen, baths, all lighting, etc - it was gutted - but not damaged in the process) - the appraisal came in at $300,000.