The goal would be to buy a fixer upper in a decent location in Boise, but not sure if that is possible for us anymore.

I just got back from Upstate NY this weekend and saw so many cool and fun fixer-uppers project buildings.

I'd start with something that needs no work or minimal work until you have a better idea of what is involved.I was thinking of fixer-uppers to force appreciation and do cosmetic rehab.

TL;DR: I want to buy a fixer-upper with an FHA/VA loan for 0%-3.5% down, force appreciation through renovations, then sell after a year and use the profit as the 20% downpayment on a conventional loan then BRRRR.

His name is Pete Deworken, the Fixer Upper Coach.

Surface- Rock or hard surface (concrete/asphalt);If on rock/asphalt put your tongue leg or stabilizer pads on widerpads to spread the weight out.

The manager of the building advised her to not pay the rent due for now and wait until her upper management gives an answer on whether she can prorate the rent or have to pay the full amount.And so she waited and now they have sent her to debt collection because their stating that because she didn't pay the last 30 day rent it's considered a insufficient notice and she owes the rent amount and another amount same as rent for the penalty.

That seems to be the upper end of pricepoints, where the average is probably closer to 850.

Like you noted, there aren't a lot of fixer-uppers and the ones that do exist are in really desirable parts of town so they sell anyways. 2.

Hi BP members,I am under contract with a fixer upper home and I am looking to start by renovating the kitchen.