But if you're trying to sell in a buyers market or you're simply trying to be proactive and looking for a competitive advantage over the other listings in the immediate area, I'd be willing to bet that your money would be better spent in upgrading what's already there.

You can drop $100k on a gutted reno without blinking and without major upgrades.

Factor in turnover costs, and you've likely broken even or lost money.

With a fix and flip loan you will need a detailed budget and full appraisal and the funds will be approved only if the market calls for your specific upgrades.

Hi- I am looking for a recommendation for a company that does sewer line scope and locate (if broken) for a house I am purchasing. 

That is when you can upgrade some of the finishes.

I had an electrician come out today to work up a quote to upgrade the 4 other units to 100 amps.

Chloe Eudaly needs to use her time on fixing the broken bridges getting ready for the BIG ONE and filling pot holes all over PDX.

The closing costs can be broken down into categories, by who is charging them.

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