A Fixer-Upper means you need to do some work on the house to get it up to stuff. You can do the work yourself on these Handyman Homes or hire a contractor to do the work for you. Either way, this usually means there is work that needs to be done and in many instances, the seller has taken that into consideration in the price and lowered it substantially. Doing the work on a Fixer-Upper will obviously save you money, but the devil is in the details and it can be hard on your body, so be careful. Seller usually state that their home is a Fixer-Upper because they know it needs work, so they’re saving you the effort to tell them that its in bad shape or this or that is broken. Just look at the deal and make an offer, but always do your due diligence and have the home inspected for mold, radon and other unforeseeable misfortunes.
| Condo Highrise | 1 | $729K |
| Single Family | 2 | $599K – $170K |
| Duplexes | 1 | $315K |
| Manufactured | 2 | $200K – $150K |
| Residentials | 1 | $899K |
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