As you set out to find the perfect home for your homebuying budget, you may be attracted by the lower price tag of a fixer upper. The DiMora Team are real estate experts in the Northville and Novi neighborhoods but we know that when it comes to actually purchasing this type of home, there’s a lot to consider before you jump in, and it extends well past the initial price of the home. A fixer-upper is a home requiring extensive repairs and renovations, oftentimes sold at a discounted price. The typically lower price tends to be the biggest draw to prospective home buyers, since it makes ownership more accessible. But the level of work required to get the home, with issues unclear until you get started with repairs and purchasing this type of home can be high-risk for many. Renovations take time. If you’re considering a fixer-upper but also need a home to be settled in, the nature of a fixer-upper needing plenty of work can hamper this. If you’re moving for a new job, to be closer to a certain area or family and friends, or simply want to put down roots, you need to be sure the home is ready to be lived in. The delays caused by renovations and work mean a fixer-upper may not be right for you. Check out below to see what sold in Country Club Village in September 2024:
16704 Oakmont Court, Northville: 3 bedrooms, 21 bathrooms, 2,290 sq. feet, 2 car garage, Sold Price: $480,000
Country Club Village Home Sold
September 2024
For more information on Country Club Village, contact The DiMora Team today at 248-505-7728 or jim@dimora.com.