I am floored by the level of generosity from the community!  

Central hvac, good roof and flooring.  

New everything including floors, paint, kitchen, bath, house has been vacant for 2 years.  

. $928 - Wood Laminate Flooring$6000 - Roofing$6521.68 - Kitchen/Bath$495.95 - Landscaping Labor$4250~ - Electrical$2000~ - Plumbing$655 - Water Heater$1973 - Windows$900 - Tile Flooring and Shower Wall Tiles

I am a CPA with a full time job and good credit.Facts ($’s are approximations):Home was built in 1959Home has been owned 2+ years (tax free gain on sale)Purchase price + landscaping + master bath: 180KAppraised Value: 195kARV: 230 – 250KRepairs: Refinish hard wood floors Paint Kitchen: Cabinets (refurbish used?)

Most likely they will provide you with walls and concrete floors and you will have to finish the rest (bathrooms, interior unit walls, flooring, lighting, etc).

Hello MattMy advice to you for buying a primary residence is not to look for a good deal.My advice to you is buy something you like, in a good location, with a floor plan you like with the features and amenities you want to have.Because it is going to be your primary residence pay a fair price and get what you want.I have seen numerous clients buy a house for their primary residence because it was a good deal.

Ok so what if  you find a property that was just renovated with new HVAC, floors, roof, gutters, kitchen, bathroom, etc.. to be like brand new?

The house is older and needs new roof, furnace, electrical, plumbing, flooring, windows and a basic landscape job.

Just closed on this 3 Bedroom 2Bath house that is getting rehabbed to be a rental property.We were planning on painting the house top to bottom and redoing the hardwood under this carpet.