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We purchased the Connector house in the fall of 2017 and sold it in the fall of 2018. It was our sixth home remodel. All of the textured ceilings in the house were sanded down, re-mudded and …

Finding a fixer upper can save you a lot of money in the long run or can turn into a money pit. Here are my best tips on picking the perfect fixer-upper.

Looking to flip your first house? Deciding to flip your first house can be tough. There are a lot of things to know. I've got a guest post on my blog to share some tips for flipping your very first house. #HouseFlipping #House #Home #FlippingHouses

Before and after pictures of a ranch house remodel in Dallas, Tx. Reveal includes laundry rooms, kitchen, bonus rooms, bathrooms and more!

Here are 20 ways to make your home look and feel high-end and expensive without breaking the bank. Checkout these affordable ways to give your home a custom, luxury look.

Kier here! With first hand experience I can tell you flipping houses isn't for everyone. Before you start, here are 5 reasons why you SHOULDN'T flip houses (and then I encourage you to flip houses anyway!) #flippinghouses #remodel #renovation

When we were demo'ing our bathroom, Ben mentioned that it felt wrong to be tearing out something that functions perfectly well just because of aesthetics. I reminded him, that's exactly what we said we wanted: a house that's structurally sound, but with room for cosmetic improvement. And yet, it did feel weird! It's one thing to renovate an older house with obvious damage and wear; it's quite another to remodel […]

Tons of great info on flipping houses

A Year’s Salary with One Flip: we each worked full time, I side-hustled as a realtor, and we flipped a house. The grind was worth it. Check out my website to see how we flipped our first home and side hustled our way out of debt. #beccamclaganrealestate #mc_homeschool #littleriverhouse #realestateinvesting #financialfreedom #sweatequity #sidehustle #houseflip #flip

House Flipping Guide for Beginners. This beginners home flipping guide is courtesy of Anita Clark Realtor.

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This week marks one year since we moved into our Marquette House. That's twice as long as we spent in our prior fixer upper, the Retro Ranch. When we purchased this house we needed a break. We needed a house that wasn't a 'fixer upper'. We needed a house that we could move into and not have to get straight to work on. We were burnt out and ready for a break. Ha! At least I *thought* I wanted a break. Turns out that I just don't know how to take a break, and updating a home is somewhere deep…

The pandemic had a massive impact on the way we see our lives and many of us had to make the shift to working or schooling remotely. Constantly sitting at the same desk or looking at the same wall can leave us feeling sick and tired. No wonder that so many people had the irresistible desire to tear everything down and re-do their living spaces out of sheer boredom.

After quite a few months of casually house shopping, a 1970s house in a great location came up and this couple had to go for it; it just had too much potential.