My close neighborhood rarely has any fixer upper that fit for a rehab.

A handy search bar in the upper right makes it easy to find previous discussions, blogs, podcasts, and other resources.

We under contract right before thanksgiving, which I think helped give us the upper hand in negotiations.

In this market, people are have to be willing to buy a fixer upper (maybe just cosmetic issues) to force appreciation.

I own one upper C property and one B property. 

Hi Will,MY partners and I work in Upper Darby, Drexel Hill, Ridley Park, and Springfield.

@Alecia Loveless would you recommend buying a fixer upper or a new build/new construction?

If you are planning to sell it, are you buying a fixer-upper or paying retail?

I'm deliberating whether I should hire my neighbor (he just had leg surgery and walking with a cane) across the street to do construction because if the construction turns out bad, I strain the relationship with the neighbor across the street, and also whether I should hire my neighbor from another place who does the design because I kinda don't prefer he knows where I live (just because if the design turns out bad, I strain another relationship with him and exposes my address of where I live).

And how hungry did someone have to be to say 'mm, that 8 legged sea creature with the snappy legs looks delicious'.