u/Large-Protection3115

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Buying a rundown home on auction and renovating it...

​Hi everyone,

​My dad is looking at buying a 3-bedroom rundown house at an upcoming auction in Birmingham. We have no prior experience with property auctions or major renovations, so I want to make sure we don't get in over our heads.

​Property details:

​Location: Birmingham

​Type: 3-bedroom house

​Guide Price: £40,000

​Link: https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/74403764

​A few questions for experienced buyers and renovators:

What are the ​final Price Expectations: Knowing how low guide prices are usually set, what do 3-bed houses listed at auction end up selling for in Birmingham?

​Renovation Costs: what is a realistic ballpark figure for renovating a house like this in today’s market?

​Hidden Red Flags: What specific things should we check in the legal pack or during a viewing before considering a bid?

​Any advice or warnings would be greatly appreciated​

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u/Large-Protection3115 — 9 days ago