A home inspector's criticism changed how I price my flip projects
Last year I bought a house near Plaza Midwood for $285k, planning to flip it. I had a home inspector check the place before I started work, and he told me I was ignoring the foundation cracks. He said 'you're spending $15,000 on new cabinets but skipping a $3,000 foundation repair that buyers will notice.' He was right. I changed my whole approach after that. Now I always budget for hidden structural issues first before cosmetic stuff. Has anyone else had an inspector give you hard feedback that saved you money down the road?