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Seems like they have the insight to do $50k of work to add $100k of price. I'm sure it's not that hard as people's eyes glaze over with how much money they're spending to buy.
In most cases, the average buyers don't even get a shot at these properties. The fucking realtors and their buddies get the first dip at it. They only pass the crap, that they cannot chew, on the market for end buyers.
The game is rigged.
Say hello laminated flooring, granite counter tops, and 60A service panel! oh, and beautiful new appliances. and a fresh coat of paint. ready for move-in, suckers.
from the article...
"The house should go on the market for about $375,000 to $400,000"
whats wrong with this picture ? this home shouldnt be more than $200K "if that"
based on on incomes. There isnt enough inflation, income or home to warrant such
a high asking price...
http://blog.sfgate.com/ontheblock/2013/06/02/behind-the-scenes-at-2-bay-area-home-flips/?source=Patrick.net