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This home was built in the 1970s and still had many of its original features, like a wall covered in mirrors and an old trash compactor in the kitchen. It took us about 11 weeks to fully renovate it. We did a lot of work, including tearing things down and then updating the kitchen and bathrooms, putting in new countertops and floors, getting rid of the old popcorn ceiling, putting up new drywall, adding new lights, fixing up the basement, and updating all the electrical and mechanical stuff. The person who bought the house was really happy with it. We even heard from the daughter of the person who first owned the house, and she loved what we did with the place.

This is the house we got from Kurtis and Ellen in Farmington Hills, MI. The whole project took just under two months from purchase to renovation and sale to the final buyer, which is really quick. Usually, fixing up a place takes 2-3 months with a good crew, and selling it can add another 2-3 months because the buyer often needs a mortgage, which takes about 30-45 days on its own. We managed to renovate in less than a month, put it on the market, got several offers, and sold it all within 30 days. Pulling off something like this requires a lot. You need reliable contractors who can stick to the plan, budget, and schedule. Plus, effective marketing is key to drawing in serious buyers. Good relationships with the buyer’s agent, lenders, appraisers, and title companies also play a huge role in closing the deal quickly.

This split-level home, including the basement, has been completely renovated. Here’s a photo of the remodeled kitchen, featuring a modern design and fixtures. Originally, the house had two full bathrooms upstairs and one half-bath on the lower level, but there was no bathroom on the main level. We got creative and redesigned part of the main level, converting a closet into a bathroom to make the space more functional for the new homeowner. We also rebuilt the sunroom off the kitchen. The original construction didn’t have the proper permits and didn’t meet safety codes.

This home in Commerce Twp, MI, is located in a wonderful neighborhood with access to a lake community but required significant updates as everything remained original since its construction. The homeowner had received offers from other investors but chose to work with Fast Home Offer Guys. The house originally had an inefficient layout with a closed-off kitchen. We removed a wall to create a more open space and installed a kitchen island, enhancing the cooking experience while allowing enjoyment of the living room area. Additionally, we undertook extensive landscaping to complement the property’s mature trees, giving it a cozy “up north” vibe.

After

Okay, so this house had been empty for some time and was passed down as an inheritance. The seller, living out of state, lacked the funds and the willingness to make repairs or manage the property. The property included an underground pool in poor condition that needed demolishing. In Farmington Hills, the city mandates the complete removal of the pool, including the concrete, and requires inspections both before and after the work. This was a major project requiring a significant investment and expertise. The interior needed a total overhaul too, including new drywall, insulation, windows, mechanical systems, and other typical renovations. The project took about 15 weeks to finish and receive all city approvals. After listing, the home sold in just 12 days on the market.