Buying a property in France still plenty of bargains about

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mysty
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Re: Buying a property in France still plenty of bargains about

#11 Post by mysty »

Curtis if this is not burnt enough, I have another house that's been tourched properly. :lol:
Will post it later.

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Re: Buying a property in France still plenty of bargains about

#12 Post by Blaze »

mysty wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 7:53 pm Ats cleaned the cobwebs and wall paper from the hallway, I replaced a rotten beam on the ground floor.
We put it up for sale and sold it during lock down.
The origional plan was to convert it into holiday appartments but with covid that would have been a disaster.
Trying to cut down the amount of work we are doing and just buying and selling.
That makes good sense. You've obviously got the experience to see that a tweak or two here and there is enough to make the property more appealing than it was originally.
A torched place is going to smell, though perhaps if it's empty and open to the air for long enough you don't notice it ...

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Re: Buying a property in France still plenty of bargains about

#13 Post by mysty »

Blaze wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 8:21 pm
mysty wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 7:53 pm Ats cleaned the cobwebs and wall paper from the hallway, I replaced a rotten beam on the ground floor.
We put it up for sale and sold it during lock down.
The origional plan was to convert it into holiday appartments but with covid that would have been a disaster.
Trying to cut down the amount of work we are doing and just buying and selling.
That makes good sense. You've obviously got the experience to see that a tweak or two here and there is enough to make the property more appealing than it was originally.
A torched place is going to smell, though perhaps if it's empty and open to the air for long enough you don't notice it ...
It's easy to put a lot of money into a building. In today's market the cheaper the property the easier it is to sell.

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Re: Buying a property in France still plenty of bargains about

#14 Post by curtis »

mysty wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 8:01 pm Curtis if this is not burnt enough, I have another house that's been tourched properly. :lol:
Will post it later.


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Ah yes, that is a bit singed !

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