How do you like your pie? Reverse? Or normal?
If you’re not sure what the heck I mean, you’re not alone. In today’s episode, we have a lot described as “pie-shaped”, but it’s actually a reverse pie. How can you tell the difference? Watch and find out.
The price is super cheap compared with recent sales. Expect it to sell for more.
Cooper did some interesting improvments, and Sellers Path is by FAR the cheapest way to get a double garage and more than 2,000 square feet. The only thing it doesn’t have is a yard, and we’ll quantify how much a yard COULD be worth to most buyers by comparing this one to similar homes with yards.
Robarts gets a pass for staging because there’s a Tenant. But it’s very well-priced. Most buyers deduct the value it will take to renovate a property from the asking price, but that’s not fair. After all, your improvements (if spent wisely) should increase the value of the home. I’ll explain more about how I analyze the purchase of a fixer-upper in the episode.
One of the few ways you MIGHT get a deal in this market is by buying a slightly imperfect home with some blemishes. The “model home” quality finishes are selling for blistering prices.
And can an inferior home on Marshall (at least to me) sell for more than a better home sold for a few doors away? I doubt it, but I’m not buying it… that’s up to a buyer to decide. Either way, it’s a good floor plan that I almost purchased about ten years ago.