How to Tell if a Havasu Home Has Good Bones
By Liz Miller, Just Call Liz
(Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage)
Some buyers need a turnkey property. Others look for that "diamond in the rough". Many real estate investors suggest buying the ugliest house in the nicest neighborhood for your best equity potential. You can change a Havasu home's look but you can't change its location. Also, you want a home with "good bones". That means a solid foundation underneath the peeling paint and stained carpets. But how do you know if a Havasu home has "good bones"? How to Tell if a Havasu Home Has Good BonesFeel the FlowOne way to tell if a Havasu home has good bones is to check out the home's flow. Does the room placement make sense (such as the dining room being next to the kitchen)? Can you move freely from one room to the next without feeling cramped or cut off from the rest of the house? Is there plenty...
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