This cozy cottage is all cleaned up and ready for renovation. FEMA funds has arrived and the seller wants to pay if forward. When the intended investor buys the property in cash, the seller will apply $6k of FEMA funds for interior renovation. This can be used to replace sheetrock, flooring and painting, etc. As an extra incentive, the buyer can select the type of flooring and paint color. With the right purchases, this funding can cut the buyer's renovation cost in half. This house has central air & heating that was recently installed. Weather-resistant wood siding front doors, roofing, motion-sensored lighting and gutters have also been installed. It has a large shady, fenced backyard with a basketball goal in the far end. The carport has been recently enclosed to increase the living area from 864 to 1200 SF. It can function as a den, game room, office or another bedroom. The kitchen has a new gas stove. Personal property such as the hot water tank, washer and dryer and refrigerator will remain. Lastly, this comfortable cottage is located in a neighborhood with an active watch program. It is a short walking distance to major roads with access to public transportation. This house has literally weathered the storm from last month's flood and inclimate weather from previous years. It has an ARV of at least $51k. Our price is reduced to $32.5k. If you're a savvy investor who can get half the repair cost paid for, shouldn't you be the next owner?
This property is off market, which means it's not currently listed for sale or rent on Zillow. This may be different from what's available on other websites or public sources.
