Fixer-Upper – Friend or Fiend
Monday, 17 March 2014
by Therese Yacenda
Translation: The buyer will have to fix stuff. You are the buyer. So, can you? Will you? Fix it? Any of it? A little of it? A lot of it? How much work is this fixer-upper, really? First determine the amount and degree of repair and remodel that needs to be done. Be real about
- Published in Buying a Home, Buying at Auction
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auction, auctions, buyers, buying, contractor, cost, fixer-upper, fixer-uppers, permits, real estate, remodel, renovations, repair, structural engineer
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More About Fran Brunelle
Fran Brunelle is an industrial auctioneer with almost 20 years experience, a manufacturing business broker, licensed real estate broker specializing in industrial properties, a real estate auctioneer, certified appraiser and author.
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Therese Yacenda cultivates the social media at AcceleratedRe, Inc., regularly contributes to the blog and composes the monthly newsletter, putting out information to empower the Manufacturing Industry.
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