4 days on the market, 2 offers and now Under Contract! Still showing by appointment for back up position. MLS#110058648 Green Button Homes (619) 438-0234
beautiful and classy. what’s your ROI on your flips if you don’t mind disclosing?
enplaned
on October 27, 2011 at 12:57 am
Excellent. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you — after all, the sooner this one is in the bag, the sooner you can go onto another one and we get to see it all over again!
haha.. tj and enplaned.. I bet I’m more anxious than you guys : ) Keep your eyes open for something for me please, in case you run across a possible candidate let me know. Happy early Holidays!
Kim
on October 28, 2011 at 1:27 pm
Unbelievable! Great job and glad it’s moving quickly!
SGleeson
on November 3, 2011 at 4:22 pm
We are from South Park and cannot believe the level or workmanship you’ve done over there! I drove by with my wife and just wanted to tell you, thank you for doing it right and restoring a part of our San Diego’s history!
Thanks SG! Glad you appreciate what we’ve done. I love South Park and Golden Hill, maybe we’ll find something over there soon. Let me know if there are any old bungalows your neighbors might be interested in selling; )
Our family is flipping a Victorian Gingerbread
Just like that one the kitchen was a addition when we bought the house Drexel carpenters just finished carpeting upstairs yesterday
Jewel, I’d have to say that with a home of that age, make sure your electrical, plumbing, foundation and roof are good before starting with any cosmetic interior work. When choosing interior finishes try and use period materials like white cabinetry and ceramic tile. The heating is essential in your region too, if you are on wall furnaces I would consider going to a central heat forced air for sure.
Painting the outside is one of the best ways to bring her back to life. I would carefully choose period correct colors that don’t clash with neighbors homes. Don’t hesitate to use at least 3-4 different colors. The Sherwin Williams “Americas Heritage” palette has some great Victorian colors. They used to offer a “Victorian House Color” brochure but its no longer available. Maybe you can find one online.
There are also online stores selling reproduction Victorian gingerbread details if your home is missing them. Adding these features back is a definite must if they are missing.
Wow, that was quick, at least it seemed it. Beautiful renovation, as usual!
Good job Tom as always! i no this is nothing new for you keep making people happy whit what you do.
beautiful and classy. what’s your ROI on your flips if you don’t mind disclosing?
Excellent. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you — after all, the sooner this one is in the bag, the sooner you can go onto another one and we get to see it all over again!
Great video, much appreciated.
I’m with enplaned — can’t wait for the next one!
haha.. tj and enplaned.. I bet I’m more anxious than you guys : ) Keep your eyes open for something for me please, in case you run across a possible candidate let me know. Happy early Holidays!
Unbelievable! Great job and glad it’s moving quickly!
We are from South Park and cannot believe the level or workmanship you’ve done over there! I drove by with my wife and just wanted to tell you, thank you for doing it right and restoring a part of our San Diego’s history!
Thanks SG! Glad you appreciate what we’ve done. I love South Park and Golden Hill, maybe we’ll find something over there soon. Let me know if there are any old bungalows your neighbors might be interested in selling; )
Our family is flipping a Victorian Gingerbread
Just like that one the kitchen was a addition when we bought the house Drexel carpenters just finished carpeting upstairs yesterday
thats great. send me a picture. what city are you in?
Tom I will make a vid of it and make it a response to you vid do you have any tips for this types of houses? We are in Chicago.
Jewel, I’d have to say that with a home of that age, make sure your electrical, plumbing, foundation and roof are good before starting with any cosmetic interior work. When choosing interior finishes try and use period materials like white cabinetry and ceramic tile. The heating is essential in your region too, if you are on wall furnaces I would consider going to a central heat forced air for sure.
Painting the outside is one of the best ways to bring her back to life. I would carefully choose period correct colors that don’t clash with neighbors homes. Don’t hesitate to use at least 3-4 different colors. The Sherwin Williams “Americas Heritage” palette has some great Victorian colors. They used to offer a “Victorian House Color” brochure but its no longer available. Maybe you can find one online.
There are also online stores selling reproduction Victorian gingerbread details if your home is missing them. Adding these features back is a definite must if they are missing.
Good luck, send me pictures and have fun!