Looking for ideas to solve a problem. In the picture below, the property on the left is for sale. The property on the right is like two…
Looking for ideas to solve a problem.
In the picture the property on the left is for sale.
The property to the right as seen can be seen on the face.
We have received quite a few comments about the disgusting property and this keeps buyers from buying our home.
Many attempts to contact the property owner were unsuccessful and there was no one to talk to.
Does anyone have any idea what to do about lowering or lowering the ugliness of the property to the right of our property?
Just buy it, renovate and sell it
Put on the grass of the ugly house, a sign:
Coming Soon
You can add a stunning home simulation drawing ..
You can also write a price (significantly higher than your selling price) and then upgrade yourself…
And seriously - a difficult situation without a doubt.
I have a reverse case:
I am renovating an ugly property, adjacent to an insufficiently renovated property with packs in execution.
ARV in the area for lightly renovated properties of the same size (like mine and neighbor) -500k easy.
The neighbor has long tried to sell. Starting at 570, today stands at 400 and does not go. All because of the overlap (quality of execution and also the money for Landscape and thin back, which is basic in this area), so I was hurt because of him…
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With insurance
I would paint it and install windows that would look fine on the outside, a few thousand more
Wrap the eyes of the shoppers you will put in the house and shout a surprise. Will not help with the house but will distract them
Daniel Mizrahi
The municipalities are always responsible for the condition of a house front. You will be contacted to come see and possibly penalize the owner. You need to find out if property taxes have been paid, maybe sold by the municipality to collect taxes. The municipalities know who the property owner is.
Plant a hedge between the two houses. Creates a buffer between the two houses and especially when the trees are tall you can't see the house next to it. A hedge does not need a permit and there can be no objection from the neighbor
The house seems to be neglected. Start checking if municipal taxes and your mortgage have been paid, because if not, the property will go into receivership. Then you will try to locate the owner of the property using Skip tracing. No employee will file a complaint with the municipality about the grass that seems to be growing illegally.
Build a 4ft fence will not solve the problem but if it is beautiful (vertically recommended) it will definitely create separation and a sense of security
Municipality complaint
No way to buy the property near by with a tempting offer?