Property Overview
Video Walkthrough
You have two options here. The first is clean up, add new appliances, interior paint, new furnace and new flooring. This keeps the house as a two bedroom plus nonconforming 3rd basement bedroom, one bathroom that is clean but a little dated.
The second option utilizes the generous $65k fix budget to modernize the main level with new kitchen plus spend more in the basement to add a second bathroom there (sewer ejector pump may be needed), move laundry to utility room and add egress window to make legal 3rd and likely legal 4th bedroom down in basement. You can see by the comps that this doesn’t need to be high end, the buyers are ready for both types of end result.
In all cases you are replacing the furnace, interior paint, flooring and doing new appliances because seller is allowed to take all including kitchen and laundry. Take a moment to appreciate the newer windows plus the quality of landscaping already there as well as the new concrete for off street parking.
Closing is scheduled for 08/29/2025.
Seller shall retain ownership of the following items, which are excluded from the sale of the Property: oven, refrigerator, washer, dryer, and freezer located on the back porch. These items shall be removed by Seller prior to closing.
2 Beds, 1 Baths, 1615 Sq Ft
1690 S Umatilla Street, Denver, CO 80223 Zillow
This comp demonstrates the fix of same size and same finish level that sold for $540k. Why do I show you this? They are the same house and they have a one car garage and maybe you want to add a one car and go for the massive price increase. This is a compelling case that our $475k ARV is VERY safe and you will likely sell for more.
1675 S Raritan Street, Denver, CO 80223 Zillow
Sold in the past month, this much smaller house with a far worse yard sold for $484,000 as only a 3 bd 2 ba with a significantly smaller 1,051 sqft, also no garage.
1695 S Quieto Court denver, CO 80223 Zillow
Sold in January of this year for $482,400 this not as nice 4 bd 2 ba 1,601 sqft has been updated and this highlights that cheaper materials can be used. It makes the case that our $475k ARV is conservative.