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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Wondering how this economy was treating home flippers. Went to an estate sale two years ago and the house was in a high income area, but the original residents hadn't changed ANYTHING since the 60's. Matted, red shag carpet still in place. It was worth filing for a burn permit to remove it from the land and rebuild.

Noticed today it's new on the market. Someone put a year into doing massive renovations, so I thought someone what planning to live there. Nope. No one moved in and it' for sale. Can't imagine they'll make much on it since all the plumbing and the pool had to be dug up and repiped. God knows what they had to do inside.
gpt
Having spent three years renno a foreclosure, let is just say, the movie 'The Money Pit' only scratches the surface. We are ahead on the whole deal but there was a lot of sweat equity applied to get there.