Completely redesigned the home - all cosmetic fixes - new floors, paint, etc.

I can write an entire page on this but that will take too long. you'd benefit better from reading a book about it.Unless you are finding a property at a MASSIVE discount, I would not suggest choosing hard money. there is a better chance of the deal going south and then you've ruined your name/credit.Just an example of being safe: You find a property at 50% under market value that doesn't require TOO much rehab, so in example, you'd want some cosmetic touches, updated kitchen, bathrooms etc.

Sewer upgrade; frozen pipes; electrical upgrades; major cosmetic work; incomplete work from an earlier renovation.

Other than that we did the kitchen floor to ceiling, and we had the hardwoods redone the rest was mostly cosmetic smoothing walls and repainting and updating old hardware. we did a fair amount landscaping and tree trimming that really made the yard look much bigger!

I would almost rather buy a total gut job instead of something that just needs cosmetic fixes so I could redo the plumbing and everything and know that it's done well

It was mostly a cosmetic fixer - new paint, carpets, new bathroom, polish floors, some landscaping.

So, when I picked it up most of the work was cosmetic (paint, flooring, fixtures, etc.).

I fix broken things but not cosmetic things that they were aware when they took the place.

I intended to live here for at least five years, but some life circumstances have changed, and I am likely moving in a year or two.Upon purchase, my place was a fixer upper that needed a lot of (and still needs some) cosmetic updates.

House is a foreclosure that needs mainly cosmetics.