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I would suggest that type of work ONLY if the person is going to make it their home.... But as for a Flip...I Would Stick To what He Stated ... I know You Know...Sheet Rock And Paint Makes a... Major Difference.. And the kitchen cabinets a person may just want to change the Door....or Paint Grey and Change The Hardware... I have so many remodeling ideas for a Flip...Now for someone who's getting it to make their Home.... I'd go Your way...😊... Flipping.... I'd go His way😊 Any thoughts on my take... please feel free to share 😊...

misleading title (click bait). Would like to see you completely redo that kitchen with granite, new 36” cabinets, new sink, faucets and nice appliances for $7000. Also you said $7000 for new heat and air. Maybe a low end strip heat and a Craigslist install. Lots of perfume on a pig

this is not a 21k kitchen, no way, not if he assembles and installs cabinets himself.

⁠@@firesign4297 I would have to agree with you. As someone who has not recently purchased or renovated a home, I thought estimations for upgrade were far too l😮w. Even to me, a female, it’s obvious that the granite alone would run close to 7k. The same about cabinets, only reface them, unless you plan to there there. I think Wayne only got excited about potential of this property in promoting it. His videos are so helpful as well as informative. I am paying close attention to what he says before I make any property purchase. He has opened my eyes to much that would have gone unnoticed.

@@scotts6503 If you live in in southern US maybe it is possible to do it for the price he mentioned. I live in the Midwest. Here you would need special connections to building products, shop scratch and dent, or shop places like Restore (habitat for Humanity). That would gobble up man hours, not actually save any money considering time spent shopping. In the northern US, heating/ac are more expensive with temperature fluctuation and because cost of living is higher. I have only visited Louisiana, so he may know something we do not.

Great Story. Ty for sharing.

@@TheRealWayneTurner thank you Wayne. your information is fantastic. I just hope young people today can take some of your information to heart...

Now with the recent economy, To get Financial FREEDOM you have to be making money while you're asleep.

True though unfortunately mine always end up with losses 😭

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Somehow I don’t see that kind of a profit maybe $1000 maybe $2000 on that type of car

PROBABLY BACK IN 1990, TODAY REAL ESTATE INVESTORS WILL TAKE ALL THE FORECLOSED PROPERTY ,THAT MONEY CAN BE MADE OFF OF, EVEN THE BANKERS AND AGENTS HAVE INSIDE INFO AND WILL GRAB THESE BEFORE A REG CONSUMER CAN GET A CHANCE

Liquidate and buy beans and rice.

Imagine having 100% of your money on a website.

Kiyosaki says buy canned tuna.

@byrondavis89 I think you summarize the world situation very well. I don’t watch mainstream media but I do pay attention to all the alternative news. We’re supposed to see things improving in 2025. The advice for now is to sit quietly and listen to your gut. When your moved to do or say something pay attention to feelings. I think we can perceive that is good or maybe not so good right now. I believe you and I are walking the same path, that is wait and see. The alternative media tells us diversify investments. Have a little cash, have a little coin, stock up on storable food, be ready to move on a financial opportunity when it presents itself. Let’s have faith that we are paying attention so we are not caught like deer in headlights when things start to happen. Fingers crossed.

videos.

@@matthewronson5218 - I've watched more than one of his video's. So it's plural!

Do some faux stone painting at the fire pla e heirloom paint also has marble or granite counter top paint i could do everything cosmeticly for so cheap and it last look awesome, Then you're big money on replacing the appliances and replacing the windows for good storm windows. My mom lives in recent Lewis. Mississippi are very well versed on hurricanes and flooding. Spending money on that and should everything yourself and make it gorgeous. I wish I was there. I would redo it so quickly. And love doing it thank you so much for sharing your videos you're awesome

Thank you, This Man ☝Knows how to Flip.

@mistiwjordan3268 You are right about cleaning the tub for appearances sake. I’m not sure if the jets on the tubs would still be serviceable if they had not been maintained, or the structure sat unoccupied. The townhouse was from the 70’s when fiberglass was used for whirlpool baths, the surface scratches easily. Sometimes you can save money starting with new rather than wasting money and time into old stuff. Please don’t take this as a mean comment, just another viewpoint.

It should be very close to a toilet.

Float shelves are dust collectors and are outdated.

@valerimacdonald5146 I love stone but I thought the fireplace was hideous with gray paint. My vision was the same as yours, rip out the hearth on either side of fireplace, then replace with built in bookshelves. Wayne must have better contacts for construction materials, unless someone had preordered then rejected it before installation, $7k is not a true cost in this market. He might be right about the vinyl flooring going over tile. There is an underlay available for older homes with squeaky wooden floors. That material might keep the grouting from feeling lumpy and bumpy if you put something on top like a new floor. Valerie, I think you’ve got a good eye for revamping new purchase. I wish you luck in your househunting.

Thanks for the sub! Most foreclosures will be presented for sale publicly, so I recommend working with an agent. Let me know if you would like help finding one near you!

He's said it's not a flood zone, but it's in a hurricane zone. Every year homeowners in Southeastern Louisiana go through that drama. That's why the houses in that area are selling for $168k, they're cheap for a reason. As far as flipping or renting, based on what was shown in the video, the house needs a minimum of $50k I'm renovations to make it sellable.

Absolutely!

@@TheRealWayneTurner so how much is that in this case?

Absolutely! Reach out to me at ContactWayne.com

I would like to know

They usually have an auction date in the listing and the requirements. Usually you'll need 10% cash if your the winner payable immediately and full payment within a short period. A lot of them have squatters your responsibility to evict or very limited viewing no inspections. I wouldn't recommend a foreclosure.

This is a good one!

I'm in CT also every foreclosure I've looked at was either asking more than it's worth or trashed.

Will do soon

Use enzyme cleaner. It’d break down any organic matter like pet urine or feces. Wonderful stuff. Cigarette smoke smell is harder to deal with. I’ve had some luck with using TSP, a strong degreaser, to wash down all surfaces of tar before applying coat(s) of original oil based Kilz primer. Then paint.

We had this issue when we bought our home. We couldn't tell which room had the issue, so we ended up just ripping out the carpet completely. Once carpet was out, you can see exactly where the previous owner had their animals sleep or whatever it was. We cleaned the area with bleach as best we could (let it dry 12 hours), then covered it with two coats of anti mold/mildew primer and just placed new flooring on top of that. No smell or anything. (got lucky and the floor didn't have any rot or any actual dmg... just ton of animal urine.) I'm not a professional or anything. Just wanted to share what worked for us. (by the way.. we tried cleaning the carpet ourselves, using that powder to try and mask the smell, even got professional cleaners to clean carpet... nothing helped... the urine went through the carpet and was stuck in the floors themselves... bleach and that paint really did the trick)

I don’t know if you’ll find this in California