I could never bring myself to purchase a completely finished home, then proceed to pay someone to rip out brand new flooring, cabinets, moulding, and replace them with something that's a different style or color, but of no higher quality than what the flipper had put in two months ago.I could buy some land and get a home custom built, but that's easily $50-100k in added costs, from expenses such as a site plan from a civil engineer, utility hookup fees, impact fees, grading, excavation, pouring a foundation, and so on.So the remaining option is to find a home needing TLC (but which is generally structurally sound) where much of the interior is going to be ripped out anyway, hire a contractor, and do the work.

The existing plumbing pipe flashings will be removed and new lead pipe flashings will be installed and painted approximately the same color as the shingle.5.

The deal itself, my experience, and my favorite color are all irrelevant.

@Sekelle O.One small tip that I have that helped me with my ads on craigslist is to put"I buy houses in 24 hours" rather than"I buy houses fast," it increased my turn over ratio by 32% but you should be doing your own A/B testing to see what works best in your market but that one thing pulled more than any other.Always be A/B testing your site's wording, colors, video, everything.

Who picks paint colors and fixtures?

So, we have fall and that is the BIG tourist time for fall colors, that is about 2 maybe 4 weeks, depending on weather.

I'm pretty new to this myself but I've tried a few different types of mailers and messages.First I used a nice looking, full color postcard that listed several reasons why a person may be motivated to sell their house to me, quickly, for cash.

I am thinking painting it warm colors, plank flooring that looks like wood floors, a small deck outside each door, and increased curb appeal.

Update cabinets (refinish/color)2.

Another reason for the new construction, and this is just my humble opinion: I am looking at the dropbox photos and TBH, even when putting on my rose-colored glasses and envisioning the finished rehab job, I don't find the house appealing.