Transformation from an ugly cinder block house to a remodeled Sacramento beauty
I made this one-minute “before & after” video for a client (Housing Group Fund) to help show one of their recent first-time home buyer projects in Sacramento. I appraised this property and I have permission to post the information here. This is a block construction house (cinder block) near the Fruitridge area that was purchased recently as a bank-owned fixer and then rehabbed extensively throughout. One of the features I really like about this remodel is that there is now sheetrock and texture on the interior walls so the house does not have a typical “block” feel to it. If you are reading in RSS, you can view the video directly here.
It’s amazing to see the difference from beginning to end. What do you think?
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Tagged as: Bank-Owned Property · Block Construction · Fixer House · Foreclosure · Fruitridge area of Sacramento · Housing Group Fund · Lundquist Appraisal Company · Real Estate Appraisal · Real Estate Appraiser · REO · Ryan Lundquist · Sacramento Redevelopment · Video of Fixer House
Wow, what a transformation!
I know, this is one very lucky first-time home buyer. The interior sheetrock made such a nice touch too.
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Nice job.
Thanks Sonja.