Hello Mr. Jonathan! My husband and I enjoy your reviews! We agreed with everything you said about this house. The island was not well placed and the finishes for the bathrooms were not good. There’s a lot of room for improvement with this house. 😅Keep up the good work!
For a house that's 100 years old I think they did a good job of renovating it. I don't care for some of their design choices, but the bones are good. The location especially next to a business, along with a high price are probably the biggest negatives. A suggestion would be to provide a short on updates of these houses. What did you hear back from the agents or if they did sell and at what price. Also, having some comps or avg house prices for the area would help us determine if the house is overpriced or not.
The driveway is an issue because it leaves an unspoken invitation to use it anytime by passing vehicles. I can imagine some using it to get to the next road. Looks nice overall but needs rearrangements like the kitchen area and fixes like the brown spots, cracking in the basement etc. It seems there's a deeper issue going on within the structure that needs to be addressed. $1.1 MIL no way.
There is not enough space in the dining/kitchen area. The island has no sitting space. I live in an older settled home and can see serious issues that haven't been corrected. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy your presentation .
New subscriber. I’ve been watching your videos and have really enjoyed them. Sometimes, at the end of your videos you say that you are going to reach out to the listing agent with your questions. 23:49 Have you ever thought of doing updates? Like answers to the questions you posed, depending on how fast you post, if and when the house sold. I am really curious about the end result, especially for the odd houses. Thanks
Triple negative before you go in the house; a busy street, a business next door, and it looks like gaps at house's foundation on driveway side asking for water to come in. Who wants to pay that kind of money and live next door to a business that might close, have turn overs or sit vacant? They might want to think about renting it out.
Thanks for showing this home. I live in the area and wondered about this home. Wrong type of island, tile is too busy and closets are too small for a million dollar home. Not sure why they think all of those tile mediums look good together. Deep veined marble and pebbles and penny tiles and star burst. Yikes! Way too much!
These ppl are so greedy and tacky, they have completely gutted and ruined that home. Why keep trying to take homes that were never meant to be million dollar builds and throw cheap materials and a bunch of small rooms inside of them. I hope no one is silly enough to buy this home, it’s not even in a million dollar area 😂
Very interesting. I’m learning a lot from your videos. Was there a garage? The price would make me pause for sure. It seems a million is a starter price these days. Thanks again for another great showing❤
The closets on the second level is the original home witch was bungalow style. The third level was an addition that's why that closet is bigger than the others.
That island is In the damm way..lol..among some other minor details with the bathrooms ..ur absolutely right Johnathan..but it has promise..the price is reasonable..in my opinion..OH!!..THIS HOUSE SHOULD HAVE A GARAGE...with all that room in the back 🤷🏾♂️🙄
Hi Jonathan, thanks for the tour. Blessings to you and your family ❤ I would not buy this house for that asking price. It doesn’t appear to have been renovated by experienced professionals. And seeing all those obvious problem areas and lack of thoughtful planning was hurting my eyes 😂
Love your content Mr Jonathan, most homes that you have shown I would take 😂 if only I had some extra funds 😅. However one day my daughter,granddaughter and I will be home owners, my 25 year old daughter has already started the process,now we just need money (extra money in the bank). But thank you and one day we may be reaching out to you for your advice/ expertise. We are in Baltimore city right now but definitely interested in county living. God bless. 🙏
Those spots on the ceiling (1:59)might have come from a patient who missed their dental appointment (0:31) and channeled their frustration at the house.😏🤣🤓
They took away all the character. The renovation wasn’t a good one. Don’t like having a clinic next door. And I agree with the fence in be front yard. Thanks Jonathan. Would it be possible for you to check back on some of the other houses you looked at to see if they sold?
4:53 They should have just created a peninsula with seating that started at the wall and ended with a walkway in between the support column. 🤔 I think the tile in the bathrooms is too specific to the rehaber's taste.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 In all honesty, I'm a subscriber to hear your comments and look at your reaction when showing most of the homes. Especially when there's a "WHAT IS GOING ON". The house has some kind of disease.You are hilarious!!!
The kitchen island should've had a hangover countertop and set up against the wall between the dining area or something. Would've made it and the layout more functional.
They stripped away the architectural details and created a white box. You're absolutely right, the bathroom tiles are clashing. They missed the opportunity of more seating by putting in an island that doesn't seat. Closet space is too small and the staging looks random. There's no warmth in the entire house , the flooring can't couldn't tone down the coldness. The busy street plus the dental office is going to be a deterrent. I'm not surprised the house has been on the market for a year. Whatever happened to walk throughs after a house renovation? They might get the house sold if the inside issues are resolved, there's nothing they can do about the outside except get a fence that connects. Last but not least the brown spots on the exterior and interior of the house needs to be resolved. The only way this house might get sold "as is" would be if there's a big price drop.
This house is a big fat No. The bathrooms are too busy. My head is spinning. Shocked by that asking price. No Way. Look forward to your next review. You keep me laughing. But you've opened my eyes on what to do & look for in my own home on renovations. I subscribed & following you since you started. ❤
Hhhhhhmmmm, that looks like the area where a lot of gentrification is happening [Michigan St, NE/N Capitol St]. The road can be VERY busy, especially during on school days/Universities (Catholic and Tritiny Colleges) hours. They did a good job with blocking out the road noise. Yeah, you're correct about that island-just WEIRD! THAT area USED to be sus. Ijs...🤪 Thanks for taking us along.
It’s definitely giving a new flipper did this took too long to do it spent too much money skimped on details and luxury upgrades and now selling it for more than what people are willing to pay to cover all the over spending and carrying cost
That tile work looks like a handyman did it. They’re not laid evenly, and that shower with the caulk is a leak waiting to happen. Combine that with all the woodwork that wasn’t primed, so all the knots are bleeding through, makes this a Home Depot flip that’s gonna be an expensive house to correct.
I believe the purpose for the island is strictly for entertaining purposes.. Some may find it convenient but a big no for me. I would prefer a larger living space for the living/Dinningroom area. Other than that.. it’s a beautiful home.
That house was a mess all on its own! Add a busy street, high selling price, random ppl walking up and down the street, a broken fence, and next to a dental office... this house is doomed! They need to drop the price to account for all that. I live in Hampton Roads and i think that about is outrageous price, but it is DC. i could get a mansion here for $1.1M... maybe they should drop to $800k. The finishes are giving the GC got all these tile and finishes on sale and wanted to use it all up.
When developers or flippers upgrade an historic house (to me 1921 is historic) they make some major changes and compromises. Closet space is always an issue because older homes did not have the closet space that modern new builds have. You were focused a lot on the tiling and I thought that was one of the better things about the home. All the tiles were neutral (white, black, grey) and they made some nice choices with patterns. May be there is an issue with the installation and the grout work but hard to see on the video. I would have spent more time on the curb appeal and making the front yard welcoming and inviting. Also, location is an issue as it's right next door to a medical clinic so that means a lot of people coming and going, perhaps parking on the block is difficult during clinic hours. And yes, for a $1M home the staging could have been better. Maybe the dining room solution is a round table?
The spots on the wood tells me there's a water/moisture issue or did they use "diseased" wood. It's Woodridge, yet something else is going on with the house. Too busy.... dentist & busy street.
Why do some builder/renovators cut so many corners while asking over a million dollars for their properties???? How much does it cost to completely fence a yard???? To purchase a mold-resistant paint???? and so on,..
Firstly, I do agree with everyone in the comment and you about the issues of this house. But, asking 1.1 Million for this house with lackluster finishes is quite questionable. Also, the isolated island does not seem practical to me and needs to be taken out.
The powder room tile is not my taste. Also, I like the kitchen island to place all of the food that has been prepared. It can be great for buffet style meals.
Jonathan, yes it might be the details but it’s also the price. Issues aside, this house is not worth 1 mil. Are there comps in the neighborhood to justify that price? Where do these developers get off trying to sell a lot of these homes for over a million dollars. They tried to do that in my neighborhood with a home that is two doors down from me (I live in DC) with a single family home they redeveloped. It’s been on the market for at least 6 months. In that time, they have dropped the price 150K. I’m wondering if they will ever sell it.
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Hi Jonathan! My husband and I love your channel but please make sure you show us all the rooms and closets. I think you also forgot to show everything in the basement. This house is a big NO for us for all the reasons covered in the video.
No way I’m living next to a dentist or any other retail space. Nice door on the wrong house. They absolutely forced that island and it’s NOT in the kitchen which makes it odd, very odd. The island is just in the way for no good reason. It can’t be used for seating, why is it there? Glass front appliances beyond the oven is begging for something to happen to crack the appliance glass. My stainless steel refrigerator has a dent, can’t imagine that being glass when that impact occurred. I like the tile patterns individually. It looks like someone used all their favorite patterns at once. Making for overly busy powder and bathroom decor. The bad grouting can be corrected. All the floor and decor showrooms have similar tiled bathrooms. Take a look, because that’s the style and trend. The basement level looks great and yes, that gap at the ceiling looks bad and the house definitely moved, but when and was the crack there before the basement was finished or after? The structure itself may be covering utilities, plumbing or duct work since it’s the ground floor. The exterior door isn’t plumb or square causing the door to stick, another indication of settling. Older homes did not consider closet space and it shows. Overall, I really like the house despite its quirks. It could definitely be used to generate income but 1.1m is a big bite and for that much loot, the kitchen needs to be fabulous and it’s not. The entire first floor killed any interest I would have in buying. The living/dining/kitchen room mashup is a non starter at 1.1m for me.
Did you ask why hasnt this sold? Lordttttt these bathrooms are horrible, the Kitchen is very small and that weird island makes no sense and the craftmanship is janky and what is that clinic next door. This is a hard pass. STOP 1.1 are you kidding me? Noooo way it must be priced wellllll under a mil. Wow the seller is delulu
They need to go back and erase that $1 million dollar price tag. This house looks like a first time house flipper did it. It literally looks like a row of businesses and they decided to "try" and turn this business into a house for a quick sale. I'll take no for $300 Alex.😅😅😅😅😅😅
This house is trying to tick a whole bunch of boxes randomly, without grounding them in purpose. They are details without utility or coherence. That black fence out front is really cheap anyway, and then they added that silly little border fence so the realtor could show her sign? That out-of-proportion kitchen island chews up space that's needed in the living areas; you can't even really sit at it, for a conversation, or have kids doing homework at it, because it's too far from where you need to prep. We need your son to hop in that tub to check the scale: that was a classic moment in your other video. Those paint spots are the knots showing through; they were too skimpy with the paint. A lot about this house is cheap cosmetics: don't trust the renovation at all. There's a weird waste of space at the bottom of the stairs on the first floor. You can't hear the traffic inside the house....that's good. NO on the price. Waaaay off. The finishings are all inexpensive: consider the doors (they're super-budget).
As an investor myself, I feel like your videos are not helping the property to sell. You’re pointing out the flaws. Hopefully before you record someone investment, you reach out to them and make some suggestions. Some people put their life savings up to invest.
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Oh, no. I knew when I saw that silly island, and it sure didn't get any better.
Hello Mr. Jonathan! My husband and I enjoy your reviews! We agreed with everything you said about this house. The island was not well placed and the finishes for the bathrooms were not good. There’s a lot of room for improvement with this house. 😅Keep up the good work!
For a house that's 100 years old I think they did a good job of renovating it. I don't care for some of their design choices, but the bones are good. The location especially next to a business, along with a high price are probably the biggest negatives. A suggestion would be to provide a short on updates of these houses. What did you hear back from the agents or if they did sell and at what price. Also, having some comps or avg house prices for the area would help us determine if the house is overpriced or not.
The driveway is an issue because it leaves an unspoken invitation to use it anytime by passing vehicles. I can imagine some using it to get to the next road. Looks nice overall but needs rearrangements like the kitchen area and fixes like the brown spots, cracking in the basement etc. It seems there's a deeper issue going on within the structure that needs to be addressed. $1.1 MIL no way.
NOPE! Nope, Nope, no…
I honestly have a problem with a dental office next door. Absolutely not.
Yup, and that busy road
EXACTLY!
Agreed. Living next door to a place of business feels weird
There is not enough space in the dining/kitchen area. The island has no sitting space. I live in an older settled home and can see serious issues that haven't been corrected. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy your presentation .
New subscriber. I’ve been watching your videos and have really enjoyed them. Sometimes, at the end of your videos you say that you are going to reach out to the listing agent with your questions. 23:49 Have you ever thought of doing updates? Like answers to the questions you posed, depending on how fast you post, if and when the house sold. I am really curious about the end result, especially for the odd houses. Thanks
I'll be kind and say, I can't wait for your next discovery. My favorite is that looooong gray house with the swimming pool in the middle of it!
$1.1 for those crazy bathroom finishes? And that island in the middle of the floor is suspect. What are they hiding?
That island is outta place. You tickled me when you opened the powder room. 😂 here we have our refrigerator 😂😂😂 I love seeing.
And I wonder if those spot on the front of the fresh paint or under the fresh paint is mold. Makes one wonder, hint hint 😆
Hi Mr. JOHNATHAN, I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. PLEASE KEEP GIVING US TOURS. 😀
Triple negative before you go in the house; a busy street, a business next door, and it looks like gaps at house's foundation on driveway side asking for water to come in. Who wants to pay that kind of money and live next door to a business that might close, have turn overs or sit vacant? They might want to think about renting it out.
pass
Thanks for showing this home. I live in the area and wondered about this home. Wrong type of island, tile is too busy and closets are too small for a million dollar home. Not sure why they think all of those tile mediums look good together. Deep veined marble and pebbles and penny tiles and star burst. Yikes! Way too much!
These ppl are so greedy and tacky, they have completely gutted and ruined that home. Why keep trying to take homes that were never meant to be million dollar builds and throw cheap materials and a bunch of small rooms inside of them. I hope no one is silly enough to buy this home, it’s not even in a million dollar area 😂
Very interesting. I’m learning a lot from your videos. Was there a garage? The price would make me pause for sure. It seems a million is a starter price these days. Thanks again for another great showing❤
Recently subscribed to your channel and love love love your videos.
The closets on the second level is the original home witch was bungalow style. The third level was an addition that's why that closet is bigger than the others.
Hi Jonathan, do you/would you ever do a follow up video of the houses you show us?
Love your videos - Txs.
That island is In the damm way..lol..among some other minor details with the bathrooms ..ur absolutely right Johnathan..but it has promise..the price is reasonable..in my opinion..OH!!..THIS HOUSE SHOULD HAVE A GARAGE...with all that room in the back 🤷🏾♂️🙄
Hi Jonathan, thanks for the tour. Blessings to you and your family ❤
I would not buy this house for that asking price. It doesn’t appear to have been renovated by experienced professionals. And seeing all those obvious problem areas and lack of thoughtful planning was hurting my eyes 😂
I’m convinced that house has mold issues. Something is definitely wrong there 😆
Love your content Mr Jonathan, most homes that you have shown I would take 😂 if only I had some extra funds 😅. However one day my daughter,granddaughter and I will be home owners, my 25 year old daughter has already started the process,now we just need money (extra money in the bank). But thank you and one day we may be reaching out to you for your advice/ expertise. We are in Baltimore city right now but definitely interested in county living. God bless. 🙏
What is that next to the house? No not at that price, location and the interior!!
Too much going on for me Jonathan I do look forward to your videos though Thank you for the humor and time you put into your videos.🌺
Love that you take your shoes off 😊
Respect👍🏿
Nice house ... but the island is a big turn-off
Those spots on the ceiling (1:59)might have come from a patient who missed their dental appointment (0:31) and channeled their frustration at the house.😏🤣🤓
They took away all the character. The renovation wasn’t a good one. Don’t like having a clinic next door. And I agree with the fence in be front yard. Thanks Jonathan. Would it be possible for you to check back on some of the other houses you looked at to see if they sold?
Lots of little oversights that compromise value but I personally love the black caulk to outline the bath niches.
It’s a no for me😂 looks like a row house/ halfway house area
right no sub pump i bet it get water
@@DJScrapDirtyYou’re right! That’s a mess waiting to happen.
4:53 They should have just created a peninsula with seating that started at the wall and ended with a walkway in between the support column.
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I think the tile in the bathrooms is too specific to the rehaber's taste.
Johnathan, who designed this house, were they High?🤷🤦🤔
😂😂😂😂😂😂
In all honesty, I'm a subscriber to hear your comments and look at your reaction when showing most of the homes. Especially when there's a "WHAT IS GOING ON". The house has some kind of disease.You are hilarious!!!
Love the videos!
The kitchen island should've had a hangover countertop and set up against the wall between the dining area or something. Would've made it and the layout more functional.
They stripped away the architectural details and created a white box. You're absolutely right, the bathroom tiles are clashing. They missed the opportunity of more seating by putting in an island that doesn't seat. Closet space is too small and the staging looks random. There's no warmth in the entire house , the flooring can't couldn't tone down the coldness. The busy street plus the dental office is going to be a deterrent. I'm not surprised the house has been on the market for a year. Whatever happened to walk throughs after a house renovation? They might get the house sold if the inside issues are resolved, there's nothing they can do about the outside except get a fence that connects. Last but not least the brown spots on the exterior and interior of the house needs to be resolved. The only way this house might get sold "as is" would be if there's a big price drop.
This house is a big fat No. The bathrooms are too busy. My head is spinning. Shocked by that asking price. No Way. Look forward to your next review. You keep me laughing. But you've opened my eyes on what to do & look for in my own home on renovations. I subscribed & following you since you started. ❤
Hhhhhhmmmm, that looks like the area where a lot of gentrification is happening [Michigan St, NE/N Capitol St]. The road can be VERY busy, especially during on school days/Universities (Catholic and Tritiny Colleges) hours. They did a good job with blocking out the road noise. Yeah, you're correct about that island-just WEIRD! THAT area USED to be sus. Ijs...🤪 Thanks for taking us along.
It’s definitely giving a new flipper did this took too long to do it spent too much money skimped on details and luxury upgrades and now selling it for more than what people are willing to pay to cover all the over spending and carrying cost
That tile work looks like a handyman did it. They’re not laid evenly, and that shower with the caulk is a leak waiting to happen. Combine that with all the woodwork that wasn’t primed, so all the knots are bleeding through, makes this a Home Depot flip that’s gonna be an expensive house to correct.
I believe the purpose for the island is strictly for entertaining purposes.. Some may find it convenient but a big no for me. I would prefer a larger living space for the living/Dinningroom area. Other than that.. it’s a beautiful home.
those are water stains outside around the porch and on the staircase banister landing going to the 3rd floor
noise. you cant even sit in the backyard with all that noise and they are building an apartment complex across the street? Nah J
For a small house in the city, it has great potential. But the details and settling issues are preventing the sale. Other than that, I like it.
That house was a mess all on its own! Add a busy street, high selling price, random ppl walking up and down the street, a broken fence, and next to a dental office... this house is doomed! They need to drop the price to account for all that. I live in Hampton Roads and i think that about is outrageous price, but it is DC. i could get a mansion here for $1.1M... maybe they should drop to $800k. The finishes are giving the GC got all these tile and finishes on sale and wanted to use it all up.
The layout is odd and the design choices especially in the bathrooms are terrible. It’s a hard pass for me.
When developers or flippers upgrade an historic house (to me 1921 is historic) they make some major changes and compromises. Closet space is always an issue because older homes did not have the closet space that modern new builds have. You were focused a lot on the tiling and I thought that was one of the better things about the home. All the tiles were neutral (white, black, grey) and they made some nice choices with patterns. May be there is an issue with the installation and the grout work but hard to see on the video. I would have spent more time on the curb appeal and making the front yard welcoming and inviting. Also, location is an issue as it's right next door to a medical clinic so that means a lot of people coming and going, perhaps parking on the block is difficult during clinic hours. And yes, for a $1M home the staging could have been better. Maybe the dining room solution is a round table?
That was a sink faucet for the tub upstairs! This home could not have been inspected.
I take it back, I don’t want this house, what you pointed out is awesome and I know for sure it’s more problems. 😢
Not enough dark colors to justify that black trim in the bathrooms. Tiles are nice though. This will sell, just needs the right buyer.
The spots on the wood tells me there's a water/moisture issue or did they use "diseased" wood. It's Woodridge, yet something else is going on with the house. Too busy.... dentist & busy street.
Why do some builder/renovators cut so many corners while asking over a million dollars for their properties???? How much does it cost to completely fence a yard???? To purchase a mold-resistant paint???? and so on,..
Agent name was seen.
Molly Branson 😊
All that mix match tile look like they just yanked whatever was in the discount then.
And the kitchen island should be in the kitchen....
Firstly, I do agree with everyone in the comment and you about the issues of this house. But, asking 1.1 Million for this house with lackluster finishes is quite questionable. Also, the isolated island does not seem practical to me and needs to be taken out.
The powder room tile is not my taste. Also, I like the kitchen island to place all of the food that has been prepared. It can be great for buffet style meals.
Jonathan, yes it might be the details but it’s also the price. Issues aside, this house is not worth 1 mil. Are there comps in the neighborhood to justify that price? Where do these developers get off trying to sell a lot of these homes for over a million dollars. They tried to do that in my neighborhood with a home that is two doors down from me (I live in DC) with a single family home they redeveloped. It’s been on the market for at least 6 months. In that time, they have dropped the price 150K. I’m wondering if they will ever sell it.
1.1m hmmm knowing the area not surprised but it's not worth it.
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I like the house
$1.1 million for that? Nope. Closet space and that odd island in the kitchen is a hard no.
The layout of this house is terrible, it doesn't flow well. Appears to be a rushed job.
Hi Jonathan! My husband and I love your channel but please make sure you show us all the rooms and closets. I think you also forgot to show everything in the basement.
This house is a big NO for us for all the reasons covered in the video.
No way I’m living next to a dentist or any other retail space.
Nice door on the wrong house.
They absolutely forced that island and it’s NOT in the kitchen which makes it odd, very odd. The island is just in the way for no good reason. It can’t be used for seating, why is it there? Glass front appliances beyond the oven is begging for something to happen to crack the appliance glass. My stainless steel refrigerator has a dent, can’t imagine that being glass when that impact occurred.
I like the tile patterns individually. It looks like someone used all their favorite patterns at once. Making for overly busy powder and bathroom decor. The bad grouting can be corrected. All the floor and decor showrooms have similar tiled bathrooms. Take a look, because that’s the style and trend.
The basement level looks great and yes, that gap at the ceiling looks bad and the house definitely moved, but when and was the crack there before the basement was finished or after? The structure itself may be covering utilities, plumbing or duct work since it’s the ground floor. The exterior door isn’t plumb or square causing the door to stick, another indication of settling.
Older homes did not consider closet space and it shows.
Overall, I really like the house despite its quirks. It could definitely be used to generate income but 1.1m is a big bite and for that much loot, the kitchen needs to be fabulous and it’s not. The entire first floor killed any interest I would have in buying. The living/dining/kitchen room mashup is a non starter at 1.1m for me.
Shoddy workmanship
Did you ask why hasnt this sold? Lordttttt these bathrooms are horrible, the Kitchen is very small and that weird island makes no sense and the craftmanship is janky and what is that clinic next door. This is a hard pass. STOP 1.1 are you kidding me? Noooo way it must be priced wellllll under a mil. Wow the seller is delulu
The house is not renovated very well. Along with being next to a business and a busy road.
Slow down. Establish a routine. Right to left or left to right.
What is the MLS?
Multiple Listing Service. It’s used by real estate agents to list properties for sale.
I think this would have shown better unfurnished.
They need to go back and erase that $1 million dollar price tag. This house looks like a first time house flipper did it. It literally looks like a row of businesses and they decided to "try" and turn this business into a house for a quick sale. I'll take no for $300 Alex.😅😅😅😅😅😅
Hello, new subscriber here..would it be ok to tell us exactly where the houses are located that you show?
Rhode Island Avenue NE
@LGKX4 thank you I think I have an idea
Nope. It looks cold.
Unfortunately, it looks like they kinda quickly threw the house together. If I would purchase, I would renovate. At a million, it's not worth it.
This house is trying to tick a whole bunch of boxes randomly, without grounding them in purpose. They are details without utility or coherence. That black fence out front is really cheap anyway, and then they added that silly little border fence so the realtor could show her sign? That out-of-proportion kitchen island chews up space that's needed in the living areas; you can't even really sit at it, for a conversation, or have kids doing homework at it, because it's too far from where you need to prep.
We need your son to hop in that tub to check the scale: that was a classic moment in your other video. Those paint spots are the knots showing through; they were too skimpy with the paint. A lot about this house is cheap cosmetics: don't trust the renovation at all. There's a weird waste of space at the bottom of the stairs on the first floor.
You can't hear the traffic inside the house....that's good.
NO on the price. Waaaay off. The finishings are all inexpensive: consider the doors (they're super-budget).
Nah, that street is way too busy
This house is a NO
This is what happens when contractors try to be designers. A hot mess. I would not buy this house.
A million plus?!?! No sir! Not quality work.
As an investor myself, I feel like your videos are not helping the property to sell. You’re pointing out the flaws. Hopefully before you record someone investment, you reach out to them and make some suggestions. Some people put their life savings up to invest.
HEY
Joint is on South Dakota so yea, it's loud AF