All Forum Posts by: Natasha Johnson

Newly Rehabbed. No Repair Budget Needed

Home has a new Roof , Water Heater and Furnace!

Market Value - 640,000 and Increasing within the year!  

GREAT FOR BUY AND HOLD.  THAT'S OVER 180K RETURN!

MUST PROVIDE PROOF OF FUNDS WITH AN OFFER. 

Newly remodeled mountain home on 2.31 acres. Private well on the property is one of the most robust in the area with sweet tasting high quality water. The property is zoned for horses and has a 1680 sq. ft. rustic barn at the far end of the property. This location is only 7 minutes from old downtown Flagstaff and less than 10 min to the Az snowbowl. The 5th bedroom over top of the garage could also be a perfect in law quarters with its own entrance. 600 sq feet of new decking on the outside of the house. It has an attached 2 car garage.

@Leland Barrow I think its a fad also.  But multi-useful(i just created that word)  

@Kevin Koone   It will be great for student housing.  Build a dozen on campus.  I can see it

@Account Closed  I see it being profitable if we mass produce at a miniscule cost and own the land. That way when the Tiny house fad is over, we can plow and rebuild.

I also have a really cheap fix and flip fun rehab in Macon Ga. 2bed(can be a 3) 1 bath, 1080 sq. ft. Repairs around 7k.   ARV- 72K-80K selling for 12.5k

Need to close by Mar. 24th

6 MIN. from Mercer University.  Area going through re-gentrification. Time to start rehabbing

This has been placed on hold due to several investors knocking on her door when I distinctly advised them to JUST  drive past the home.  I will keep you guys updated.  My apologies going forward

Cash Buyer Only.  Seller needs to sell quick (financial situation)    Appliances need to be updated. Paint and floor replaced. No major Repairs.  Near Childrens Healthcare and North Druid Hills.

Please email for address.

$110K (FIRM) ARV/MV: 140,000

4/2. Completed 95% of renovation. The only thing this house needs are windows, carpet in one bedroom, vinyl in the laundry area and landscaping.

Currently in the process of approving a section 8 tenant that is looking to rent with a 5 bedroom voucher. The trash and roof has been cleaned.

Lately I have been contemplating the whole "tiny house" takeover.  My husband and I were thinking of constructing the mini homes for the many people that live on the coasts. This looks and sounds great, but I want to know if this is a lucrative investment or will we spend more than we actually make?