bright side is since you kept it for over a year you wont have to pay short term capital gains tax on the sale which will probably save between like 5 and 30%!!!
I am really surprised at how you were able to keep costs down. I think you’re doing a great job. Definitely a different take on flipping a house. Totally different mindset which is inspirational. Well done!
Last year I ripped out all the copper lines and replaced with pex. 4 bathrooms, 2 full kitchens, a laundry room, etc and I paid 1800.00 for all of the materials and then worked on it for 2 solid days. All the quotes I got were between 12000 and 17000. Doing the work myself saved me 10K easily.
My hubby & I built a huge, all brick home in 1980. We were 21 & 22 yrs old. We did it all ourselves (except lay the 22,200 brick..we got masons who did it for $2,100..😳) We took out a loan for $46,400. We sold it in 2022 for half a million dollars….
I love your wife's t-shirt, "Get used to different!" Couple questions regarding the house flip: 1. How much did you pay for the house initially? and the goal was a $20 flip. Did you make enough money in your sales to justify the $25,000? Last Question; I heard a cost for the kitchen counters and sink, but I never heard a number for the cupboards/flooring installation for the kitchen.
I can only answer one question: they made enough money in their sales. But if they are going to make enough money in the sale of the house, I have no idea.
$25k is not much at all since you touched about every surface in that house. Wrap it up, sell it, pay taxes and bank what’s left. Kudos to both of you for sticking with it.
That's lower than I thought it would be. We renovated our entire house and were closer to 60-65k. Hired a lot of projects out - new ducting, removing all the flooring, installing kitchen & bathroom counters, drywall. Did it during the pandemic and at that time, prices were high and labor was hard to find. We also had to live in our outbuilding while we renovated. Made us feel like we were "urban camping". After that experience, I NEVER want to remodel another home. 😂
Thanks for sharing this. You and Hayley are my kids' age, I'm guessing and I'm thoroughly enjoying the series. As you come to the end of this series, I'm feeling a little bit of nostalgia. Hopefully you guys will come up with another new project similar to this one to keep us entertained and to help you all add to your retirement. :)
I thought you would spend way more money on the renovation! You guys have done great with this project! Thanks for the video, it was fun and fast paced as usual!❤
My brother has 5 houses, he’s 70. He wants to sell. He’s sick of the repairs people have caused. On guy threw cement down the basement toilet! Just sell and get your money, rents nice but people will not appreciate a nice home.
Hey Josh and Haley!!! Excellent job keeping those costs down! I bought property with 2 homes in NE Texas and one house had to be completely torn down due to horrible black mold 🪨and totally rebuilt. Husband and I are living in our 34’ motorhome FOR THE PAST 21 MONTHS 😳🫣 hoping to be finally move in ready by July 1. Which, if you can imagine the heat and humidity at that time of year, WILL BE SO MUCH FUN (N O T !) I don’t even want to see what we have spent - but I know it’s north of $180k🤦🏼♀️💸💸💸 GOOD FOR YOU in keeping your costs controlled. You will reap wonderful benefit$ and reward$ once it is sold. 👏👏👏
I grew up in construction family. My dad and two uncles were in construction. Had an uncle who was plumber and father-in-law was electrician. So I know what you are talking about. You have done great job.
You both have done a Fa nominal job on that house. I am happy your almost done and can rent it out. Well done you both. Thanks for always taking us along in your journeys. 🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩
I think that the House Project has been fabulous - so much fun to watch your progress! And what an awesome way to prove that thrifting can be so financially rewarding! Thanks so much for taking us all along! ❤
GREAT video Josh! Been looking forward to this one and I think you did an amazing job! On the flip house and video. Super jealous you paid cash for the house but that is the smartest way to do it! I enjoy these videos and and glad you did it. I think the design of how you did the flip house is a wonderful tool for you guys to standardize your projects. I nailed that like button!
The work you personally have done in the house is most likely better than that done on HGTV. Used to watch it all the time until I had my fill of those Property Brothers. Congratulations on an excellent job. Look forward to seeing the finished product. Going to be beautiful!
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I think what you’ve done with this flip is Amazing ! Especially using $20. To start the flip budget, earning as you progressed, and continued working your ‘regular’ job at the same time. I think the budget amount is awesome. I do have questions about the stove and fridge, were they in the miscellaneous category? Also, if you were to calculate all of the work hours you and Haley spent and multiply by what your hourly rate would be, I wonder how much that would add to the budget. I think it would be a significant amount. There is only one thing I would have done differently. In real estate, neutral colors sell better. So the kitchen cabinets, while being a great color right now, won’t be in a short time from now. This is an easy fix so not too big of a deal. The other are was the bathroom, the wall paper is not easy to look past. It’s a very specific style choice, which makes it not neutral at all. While I imagine it was a lot of fun choosing all of that it could put some people off, more a buyer than a renter. Having said only two things that could have been a better choice it’s absolutely Amazing what you have accomplished. Would I ever flip a house? Absolutely Not. Lol. Too much work and stress for me ! You guys are the best ❤
Another cost you forgot to add is the interest you could have had on the money you paid for the house and everything else you spent money on...but, wait till you flip it to see if it was worth it.❤
I still really hope you sell the house outright as opposed to renting because that will help you make a tidy little profit and really actually be done with it!
Curious. If you did another house flip, do you think you would hire out all the work? Opportunity cost of missing out on at least 12 months of rent and having to carry utility costs for that time might be about the $ you saved by doing stuff yourself. Although, learning to do everything is extremely valuable, especially for determining if contractor quotes are reasonable in the future. Great content!
I think you have done an absolute fantastic job with that house. I've done some of the jobs you guys did and yes, it is a lot of work, especially when you don't have the experience and even sometimes the tools you need. As far as the money, I think you have done well to do all you have done for that small amount of cash. Yes, Josh, it makes a HUGE difference for any work you can do yourself and this is where you and Hayley have risen to the challenge. Perhaps a year or two in the future, something will go wrong with the house you are living in, and since you may have fixed something similar in this rental, you will now know how and will have the confidence to go ahead and fix that problem also, again saving more money on your own house. Knowledge never comes in amiss to say nothing of the boost to your self-confidence, because now each of you will think ''hey, we can fix that ourselves'. That alone is worth a lot, even not counting the dollars saved. Whether or not you ever attempt something like this again doesn't matter, because you two have done a FANTASTIC JOB now and that is something you can always be proud of. I've followed you through this whole process as well as your regular videos and I have loved each and every one. Keep up the good work, you two. ( ( :>) now get back to work and sell some more items to finish remodelling the house. {:>) Whatcha fooling around for? LOL LOL )
Great job on the house. Great video! I flip houses and you did well financially speaking and it does cut costs when you can do work yourself. Looks great!
Josh well done on how you are flipping the house. All the work you done yourself. Saved you and Hailey a lot of money. God got your back. Keep being nice people. Good things happen to good people.
Then there's rent or profit from selling that you could have made if you'd finished it right away. Are you going to do it again? Think about paying out more for goods/services to get it done quicker. Very Dave Ramsey-ish of you! Dave would love this!
JOSH!! Sell the house!! Renters will ruin your life!! Take the profit and buy TESLA stock!! I only suggest this because you can look back(if you do not purchase TESLA)!! Present day price is $177.48 U.S. dollars!! Keep up the great content and all the best to your amazing wife!! Greetings from Canada!! GIDDYUP!!
Almost 🎉 Congratulations 🎉 Nearing The End! An amazing amount of intestinal fortitude as well as physical & mental toughness to get to this point! A couple of cocktails in the porch before you leave if your still enjoying Bangs or Truly’s! Kind of know the pressure of a project like this finished a renovation/addition, a laundry list that still makes my head & wallet spin😵💫 All The Best! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
Also, kitchen cabinets, paint (inside & out), kitchen flooring, front porch metal work... you did all of that work (the two of you) that I remember. I'm not sure about appliances and fixing the hardwood floors. I guessed the upper 30s. Great job. Will be fun to see the final tour. Great time to sell! Congrats/good luck.
I think around $25000 is excellent, it's always cheaper to do the work yourselves if you are able.Don't forget Hayley's excellent painting skills! A painter would have cost you a fair amount for labour. Your land, water and power charges are very cheap! I live in rural South Australia and our charges are land (Coucil rates) are around $1600/yr, water approx $90/month and power ( before we had a solar system with battery) if we didn't have ther ooftop system it's around $850/3months, for two of us in smaller house than that. It's interesting to compare places even though it's a bit like apples vs oranges😁🦘🦘🦘
To tell if wool has shrunk, put the cloth up to your ear and pull the material in opposite directions with your fingers. If you hear a crackle, you know it's shrunk. Heard this from another streamer. :)
Josh, for all the renovations you and Haley have done $25K is not bad. My mother had her kitchen redone in mid-1970s and she spent about $15K back then. It was a medium sized kitchen, nothing fancy, and a family member did some of the work.
I am glad that you decided to resurface the floors ... a good investment. Congratulations on nearing the end of the project. I live in Portland Oregon and rentals here are, well almost out of reach for most families. How are rents in your area of the country. I have throughly enjoyed all the videos. The house flip is a nice diversion from the routine of "pickin' and sellin' " (lol) John Fisher Portland, Oregon
U two did an amazing job on the flip house. For the he kind of work you did, I expected at least double what you spent. Personally i would have picked a flip house that didnt need so many extensive repairs so i could get it back on the market in 30 to 60 days. But i get it, you turned it into video content with only a $20 flip. I hope you had good ratings with on these videos. I think you should sell it & use proceeds to buy another one, that is not as trashed as this one was & show viewers how you can really make money Flipping/Reselling houses in 60/90 days.
What about the cost of refinishing the floors you discussed earlier in the video. I've flipped three houses and we've always refinished all the wood floors ourselves. I hate refinishing floors, but hiring it out would have been crazy money every time. I've also used Habitat for Humanity Restores to find amazing things that we could up cycle or even find new, for huge savings over buying new. Kitchen cabinets, vanities, windows, sliding glass doors, sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, tile, counter tops. I always find it amazing what folks with way more money than sense will donate because they just bought a house with a remodeled high end kitchen or bath that doesn't fit their aesthetic, so they have Habitat come and rip it out so they can replace it with what they do like! Their craziness is always my gain! 🤪🤪
I, being an ex-realtor was over here going, come on Josh, you got 16 months of mortgage, utilities, taxes, and then you covered that soooooo.....didnt know u paid cash, nice!
Little more little less. No matter. We have a good idea thanks. Please let us know when house flip will end. Looking fwd to that and what project will be next😊
Thanks for your time and video. I thought you would have spent more. I also think you should consider doing it again in the future. I believe it would be a great charitable project ...for your area. Perhaps for a disadvantage family or ,raffle,!!
Hello. I have 3 questions: Is the flooring included in the miscellaneous expenses? Have you decided if you’re going to sell it or rent it? How much did you pay for the house? Thanks for bringing us along on the journey. I love your channel and your content.
I'm in the middle of clearing out some excess stock and make room for the higher quality items I have gotten in on the Whatnot scene and done my very first show So now I can focus on eBay and Whatnot but only focus on the area's that have worked well and what people on whatnot are interested in
Even if you paid cash for it there is still a cost to that. Even just a basic savings would pay you 5%, but over a year there are many other avenues you could have parked your money to earn, the fact you didn't is the cost. Not an easy thing to calculate but still worth mentioning that cash is not free.
Hi Josh that bug was a long horn Beetle the best thing was not what you did just Google asian longhorn beetle you will see what damage they do to your trees just a heads up
The audio at the bins-very hard to hear your voices sometimes over the background noise. New mic? The money spent for the flip house seems reasonable & it’s nice you could do a lot of the work yourself. Hope you are able to sell it quickly when the time comes and the neighbor’s noisy dogs don’t hurt that.
Was that a June bug you flipped over? We have them here in central CA but they don't have long antennas like that. My daughter and I couldn't get in the house fast enough last night when there were 5 buzzing around the front door! It doesn't help that they came out early this year because it's been 105-108 degrees. 😢 Love the remodel you guys have done on the flip house! Also, I think the prices of the home/remodel are going to vary greatly by state. My dad spent $10K to remodel the kid's bathroom in our house back in the late 80's. It was only @ 10' x 5' big and he did the majority of the work himself. He did replace everything though and we lived in the SF Bay Area in CA so that didn't help price wise.
I'm shocked at how little you've actually had to spend. I think you've done an awesome job. Yeah...the county gov is a bit of a scam. Well, all of the gov is to be perfectly honest, but I won't go there hahahha. My only worry is this market can't maintain this level. I hope you get done and sell soon, tbh. I want you guys to make the BIGGEST profit so that you feel like it was all worth the huge amount of effort and sweat equity you've put in. Thanks for letting us come along on this journey with you. Very, very cool concept and it shows that you can set a goal and truly achieve it with reselling (yes, I know they've got a huge following and that helps, but they worked hard on that as well so stop it). Love you so much!
Great video! I always have to do mental math to figure out my profit but I deal with cameras and electronics. I am usually figuring out how much I can sell something for and how much I will get from eBay after they take their fees. All part of the fun I guess!
Omg my son had a possum very similar to that one you found. We got it at Bass Pro. It was his favorite stuffed animal when he was a baby. We told him it was a kitty 😂
I wish we had shops like goodwill here in the UK. Shops and bins. Would be aewsome! We only have the odd large / super store charity shops (Thrift for USA) over here
Phew I mean actually planning on buying a shed and doing a conversion of it into a tiny home. Not really tiny though just a regular sized home out of a shed. The problem is I can't seem to save the money to get started I own the land. Then there's also regulations as it's in limits unfortunately. I think I could do a lot of the work if I had just had some one to double check me who knew what they were doing. Also there's nothing but possibly a usable septic on the property. An he it needs to be cleared properly. It's been a couple years now owning it without the ability to get started. I got the game plan laid out though and if I can skirt around cost using the rehab store and doing what labor I can I calculated it to in the end cost somewhere around 40 k. It's gonna be small though maybe even smaller to start I'd like to go 14x40. If I can't make that work then 14x36.
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bright side is since you kept it for over a year you wont have to pay short term capital gains tax on the sale which will probably save between like 5 and 30%!!!
Hey you didn't say how much the house cost? It looks like a $100K house.
@@Chicago48 That's because the cost of the house was not part of the 20 dollar series, only the renovations and fix up.
I’m glad to know about this app. I thought it was something completely different.
Done!
The most amazing lesson here is that you turned $20 into $25K in a year! Really amazing!
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But how much did the house cost?
$155k cash @@Chicago48
A house is an asset. Historically they appreciate over time. So technically they will have likely made some positive equity in the last 18 months.
I am really surprised at how you were able to keep costs down. I think you’re doing a great job. Definitely a different take on flipping a house. Totally different mindset which is inspirational. Well done!
Last year I ripped out all the copper lines and replaced with pex. 4 bathrooms, 2 full kitchens, a laundry room, etc and I paid 1800.00 for all of the materials and then worked on it for 2 solid days. All the quotes I got were between 12000 and 17000. Doing the work myself saved me 10K easily.
@@christopherleusner4385 No, he was a carpenter.
You should auction the house on What Not when it's done lol 🤔😄
🤔😂 This made me laugh out loud, wondering what costume goes with a house-flip auction!❤
Hahaha! Love it!
Pssh, they’d probably get like $40. Hey, double their money!
I’m crying man!!! That’s so good lol
Bahahahahahaha!!!
First thing I noticed in this video is The Chosen T-shirt. Love it! ❤️
“Get used to different”!!!! ♥️ shout out to “the Chosen”
My hubby & I built a huge, all brick home in 1980. We were 21 & 22 yrs old. We did it all ourselves (except lay the 22,200 brick..we got masons who did it for $2,100..😳) We took out a loan for $46,400. We sold it in 2022 for half a million dollars….
I love your wife's t-shirt, "Get used to different!" Couple questions regarding the house flip: 1. How much did you pay for the house initially? and the goal was a $20 flip. Did you make enough money in your sales to justify the $25,000? Last Question; I heard a cost for the kitchen counters and sink, but I never heard a number for the cupboards/flooring installation for the kitchen.
It's from the chosen
I can only answer one question: they made enough money in their sales. But if they are going to make enough money in the sale of the house, I have no idea.
They paid $155k cash for the house.
@@mas4942 In this market, they will make their money back with the quality of the elect/plumbing & Interior. How is the roof?
I’ve been studying up on real estate for 2 years, but have made zero moves. Great job on nearly finishing this. 16 months is dedication
Quit studying and take a step, even a bad one moves you in the right direction
Don’t do it, it’s going to crash HARD soon.
$25k is not much at all since you touched about every surface in that house. Wrap it up, sell it, pay taxes and bank what’s left. Kudos to both of you for sticking with it.
Here's your new HGTV show..."Thrift Store House Flip" 🤔🤣
Great idea!!!
I think you've been thoughtful and hardworking, building the life you want. Refreshingly wholesome.
That's lower than I thought it would be. We renovated our entire house and were closer to 60-65k. Hired a lot of projects out - new ducting, removing all the flooring, installing kitchen & bathroom counters, drywall. Did it during the pandemic and at that time, prices were high and labor was hard to find.
We also had to live in our outbuilding while we renovated. Made us feel like we were "urban camping". After that experience, I NEVER want to remodel another home. 😂
Thanks for sharing this. You and Hayley are my kids' age, I'm guessing and I'm thoroughly enjoying the series. As you come to the end of this series, I'm feeling a little bit of nostalgia. Hopefully you guys will come up with another new project similar to this one to keep us entertained and to help you all add to your retirement. :)
I thought you would spend way more money on the renovation! You guys have done great with this project! Thanks for the video, it was fun and fast paced as usual!❤
Y’all are just the cutest!! Totally smashing the resale game, and you’re both so into it!! Always a delight!
My brother has 5 houses, he’s 70. He wants to sell. He’s sick of the repairs people have caused. On guy threw cement down the basement toilet! Just sell and get your money, rents nice but people will not appreciate a nice home.
Agreed
Hey Josh and Haley!!!
Excellent job keeping those costs down! I bought property with 2 homes in NE Texas and one house had to be completely torn down due to horrible black mold 🪨and totally rebuilt. Husband and I are living in our 34’ motorhome FOR THE PAST 21 MONTHS 😳🫣 hoping to be finally move in ready by July 1. Which, if you can imagine the heat and humidity at that time of year, WILL BE SO MUCH FUN (N O T !)
I don’t even want to see what we have spent - but I know it’s north of $180k🤦🏼♀️💸💸💸 GOOD FOR YOU in keeping your costs controlled. You will reap wonderful benefit$ and reward$ once it is sold. 👏👏👏
I grew up in construction family. My dad and two uncles were in construction. Had an uncle who was plumber and father-in-law was electrician. So I know what you are talking about. You have done great job.
Love Haley’s shirt, The chosen is one of the best shows of all Time ❤
I thought you might have spent a little less, however, did I miss the cost of the Kitchen cabinets or was that included in Misc?
I think it was so neat that you flipped over that horrid bug with the "antlers".
I'm not a reseller nor do I thrift yet I LOVE your content and click on every video ASAP. You are great people❤ Cheers!
You both have done a Fa nominal job on that house. I am happy your almost done and can rent it out. Well done you both. Thanks for always taking us along in your journeys. 🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩🐩
I think that the House Project has been fabulous - so much fun to watch your progress! And what an awesome way to prove that thrifting can be so financially rewarding! Thanks so much for taking us all along! ❤
GREAT video Josh! Been looking forward to this one and I think you did an amazing job! On the flip house and video. Super jealous you paid cash for the house but that is the smartest way to do it! I enjoy these videos and and glad you did it. I think the design of how you did the flip house is a wonderful tool for you guys to standardize your projects. I nailed that like button!
That bug was great in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom😂
The work you personally have done in the house is most likely better than that done on HGTV. Used to watch it all the time until I had my fill of those Property Brothers. Congratulations on an excellent job. Look forward to seeing the finished product. Going to be beautiful!
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I'm super interested to see how much value the flip has added to the house and how much profit you make upon resale.
Woohoo, Flip House will soon be ready to FLIP! That is exciting! Cannot wait to see the house finished.🏡
*"Of course I'd probably do that if you squeezed my head too"* 😂
With drum kits the stands and cymbals are super expensive
I think you both did great. You did show it can be done. Maybe someone else can learn from this. Love your videos. Want to see Mose soon.
I spot a chosen tee!!! Eeekkkk you just gained even more points!!! ❤❤❤
I think what you’ve done with this flip is Amazing ! Especially using $20. To start the flip budget, earning as you progressed, and continued working your ‘regular’ job at the same time.
I think the budget amount is awesome. I do have questions about the stove and fridge, were they in the miscellaneous category? Also, if you were to calculate all of the work hours you and Haley spent and multiply by what your hourly rate would be, I wonder how much that would add to the budget. I think it would be a significant amount.
There is only one thing I would have done differently. In real estate, neutral colors sell better. So the kitchen cabinets, while being a great color right now, won’t be in a short time from now. This is an easy fix so not too big of a deal. The other are was the bathroom, the wall paper is not easy to look past. It’s a very specific style choice, which makes it not neutral at all. While I imagine it was a lot of fun choosing all of that it could put some people off, more a buyer than a renter.
Having said only two things that could have been a better choice it’s absolutely Amazing what you have accomplished.
Would I ever flip a house? Absolutely Not. Lol. Too much work and stress for me !
You guys are the best ❤
Another cost you forgot to add is the interest you could have had on the money you paid for the house and everything else you spent money on...but, wait till you flip it to see if it was worth it.❤
I'm so excited to see the final walk through, and what a great learning experience for you and Hayley.
It just started!!!
Stanley cups at the thrift store! Just told you 😂
End of '23 they were fighting for it!
It’s crazy. And people were buying them at such marked up prices. I thought the same thing, they’ll be at the thrift stores next season. Lol 💜
I thought you were looking at closer to $50k when the flip started. Great job on making smart decisions. You have done a fantastic job.
Happy Sunday Hayley & Josh 🥳🌻🌞Looks So Amazing So Far 🙌🏽👏🏼
I still really hope you sell the house outright as opposed to renting because that will help you make a tidy little profit and really actually be done with it!
Curious. If you did another house flip, do you think you would hire out all the work? Opportunity cost of missing out on at least 12 months of rent and having to carry utility costs for that time might be about the $ you saved by doing stuff yourself. Although, learning to do everything is extremely valuable, especially for determining if contractor quotes are reasonable in the future. Great content!
I think you have done an absolute fantastic job with that house. I've done some of the jobs you guys did and yes, it is a lot of work, especially when you don't have the experience and even sometimes the tools you need. As far as the money, I think you have done well to do all you have done for that small amount of cash. Yes, Josh, it makes a HUGE difference for any work you can do yourself and this is where you and Hayley have risen to the challenge. Perhaps a year or two in the future, something will go wrong with the house you are living in, and since you may have fixed something similar in this rental, you will now know how and will have the confidence to go ahead and fix that problem also, again saving more money on your own house. Knowledge never comes in amiss to say nothing of the boost to your self-confidence, because now each of you will think ''hey, we can fix that ourselves'. That alone is worth a lot, even not counting the dollars saved. Whether or not you ever attempt something like this again doesn't matter, because you two have done a FANTASTIC JOB now and that is something you can always be proud of. I've followed you through this whole process as well as your regular videos and I have loved each and every one. Keep up the good work, you two. ( ( :>) now get back to work and sell some more items to finish remodelling the house. {:>) Whatcha fooling around for? LOL LOL )
What about the kitchen cabinets and appliances?
Great job on the house. Great video! I flip houses and you did well financially speaking and it does cut costs when you can do work yourself. Looks great!
Josh well done on how you are flipping the house. All the work you done yourself. Saved you and Hailey a lot of money. God got your back. Keep being nice people. Good things happen to good people.
Really enjoyed your video. Please keep us posted on your future adventures.
Awesome flip house series. I hope you do another one. Did you add in the cost of the new flooring?
Then there's rent or profit from selling that you could have made if you'd finished it right away. Are you going to do it again? Think about paying out more for goods/services to get it done quicker. Very Dave Ramsey-ish of you! Dave would love this!
This is so cool! I’m so happy for you two!
JOSH!! Sell the house!! Renters will ruin your life!! Take the profit and buy TESLA stock!! I only suggest this because you can look back(if you do not purchase TESLA)!! Present day price is $177.48 U.S. dollars!! Keep up the great content and all the best to your amazing wife!! Greetings from Canada!! GIDDYUP!!
Almost 🎉 Congratulations 🎉 Nearing The End! An amazing amount of intestinal fortitude as well as physical & mental toughness to get to this point! A couple of cocktails in the porch before you leave if your still enjoying Bangs or Truly’s! Kind of know the pressure of a project like this finished a renovation/addition, a laundry list that still makes my head & wallet spin😵💫 All The Best! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
Josh you and Hailey should open up a storage unit business after the flip house. If people don’t pay there rent you could flip there stuff.
When are you going to be selling the fish door pulls? I have live on a little lake and they would be awesome!,
Also, kitchen cabinets, paint (inside & out), kitchen flooring, front porch metal work... you did all of that work (the two of you) that I remember. I'm not sure about appliances and fixing the hardwood floors. I guessed the upper 30s. Great job. Will be fun to see the final tour. Great time to sell! Congrats/good luck.
I think around $25000 is excellent, it's always cheaper to do the work yourselves if you are able.Don't forget Hayley's excellent painting skills! A painter would have cost you a fair amount for labour. Your land, water and power charges are very cheap! I live in rural South Australia and our charges are land (Coucil rates) are around $1600/yr, water approx $90/month and power ( before we had a solar system with battery) if we didn't have ther ooftop system it's around $850/3months, for two of us in smaller house than that. It's interesting to compare places even though it's a bit like apples vs oranges😁🦘🦘🦘
Hayley, best shirt ever! Love from The Chosen Lady
Haven’t seen a video pop up from u guys in several weeks- wasn’t sure why? Glad I saw this! House is looking great.
To tell if wool has shrunk, put the cloth up to your ear and pull the material in opposite directions with your fingers. If you hear a crackle, you know it's shrunk. Heard this from another streamer. :)
Josh, for all the renovations you and Haley have done $25K is not bad. My mother had her kitchen redone in mid-1970s and she spent about $15K back then. It was a medium sized kitchen, nothing fancy, and a family member did some of the work.
In the mid-70's?
I think your mother overpaid. 🥴
I am glad that you decided to resurface the floors ... a good investment. Congratulations on nearing the end of the project. I live in Portland Oregon and rentals here are, well almost out of reach for most families. How are rents in your area of the country.
I have throughly enjoyed all the videos. The house flip is a nice diversion from the routine of "pickin' and sellin' " (lol)
John Fisher
Portland, Oregon
U two did an amazing job on the flip house. For the he kind of work you did, I expected at least double what you spent. Personally i would have picked a flip house that didnt need so many extensive repairs so i could get it back on the market in 30 to 60 days. But i get it, you turned it into video content with only a $20 flip. I hope you had good ratings with on these videos.
I think you should sell it & use proceeds to buy another one, that is not as trashed as this one was & show viewers how you can really make money Flipping/Reselling houses in 60/90 days.
What about the cost of refinishing the floors you discussed earlier in the video. I've flipped three houses and we've always refinished all the wood floors ourselves. I hate refinishing floors, but hiring it out would have been crazy money every time. I've also used Habitat for Humanity Restores to find amazing things that we could up cycle or even find new, for huge savings over buying new. Kitchen cabinets, vanities, windows, sliding glass doors, sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, tile, counter tops. I always find it amazing what folks with way more money than sense will donate because they just bought a house with a remodeled high end kitchen or bath that doesn't fit their aesthetic, so they have Habitat come and rip it out so they can replace it with what they do like! Their craziness is always my gain! 🤪🤪
Would be interesting to know how much the improvements have increased the value of the house. Have you had it valued?
The second air vent for the kitchen is behind the drywall you can see it in your demo video
I, being an ex-realtor was over here going, come on Josh, you got 16 months of mortgage, utilities, taxes, and then you covered that soooooo.....didnt know u paid cash, nice!
For all those asking, they bought the house for $155,000 cash. Got that from the video where they first got the house.
Wow Tieks at the bins 🤯
A lot of chef’s wear Merrill’s in that style. Use that as a key word. I’ve also sold motocross boots with good results. Good finds
You guys have done a great job re-doing that house. Can't wait to see it all completed ! :~)
Felicidades x la casa, está cada día más linda ✌️
Little more little less. No matter. We have a good idea thanks. Please let us know when house flip will end. Looking fwd to that and what project will be next😊
Joshy the bug saver😂
He’s flipping bugs 😅
Thanks for your time and video. I thought you would have spent more. I also think you should consider doing it again in the future. I believe it would be a great charitable project ...for your area. Perhaps for a disadvantage family or ,raffle,!!
Hello. I have 3 questions: Is the flooring included in the miscellaneous expenses? Have you decided if you’re going to sell it or rent it? How much did you pay for the house? Thanks for bringing us along on the journey. I love your channel and your content.
If you haven't sold or listed those Laurn Conrad sandals from the bins, I would be interested.
Great video as always...did you sell the copper that you ripped out from the plumbing?
I'm in the middle of clearing out some excess stock and make room for the higher quality items
I have gotten in on the Whatnot scene and done my very first show
So now I can focus on eBay and Whatnot but only focus on the area's that have worked well and what people on whatnot are interested in
Even if you paid cash for it there is still a cost to that. Even just a basic savings would pay you 5%, but over a year there are many other avenues you could have parked your money to earn, the fact you didn't is the cost. Not an easy thing to calculate but still worth mentioning that cash is not free.
You really kept costs down! Great job!
Hi Josh that bug was a long horn Beetle the best thing was not what you did just Google asian longhorn beetle you will see what damage they do to your trees just a heads up
The audio at the bins-very hard to hear your voices sometimes over the background noise. New mic? The money spent for the flip house seems reasonable & it’s nice you could do a lot of the work yourself. Hope you are able to sell it quickly when the time comes and the neighbor’s noisy dogs don’t hurt that.
Haley I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!!! The Chosen is the BEST series ever!!
Was that a June bug you flipped over? We have them here in central CA but they don't have long antennas like that. My daughter and I couldn't get in the house fast enough last night when there were 5 buzzing around the front door! It doesn't help that they came out early this year because it's been 105-108 degrees. 😢 Love the remodel you guys have done on the flip house! Also, I think the prices of the home/remodel are going to vary greatly by state. My dad spent $10K to remodel the kid's bathroom in our house back in the late 80's. It was only @ 10' x 5' big and he did the majority of the work himself. He did replace everything though and we lived in the SF Bay Area in CA so that didn't help price wise.
josh the injured plush rescuer!
I gotta know. Where’d the name hairy tornado come from? Lol
I'm shocked at how little you've actually had to spend. I think you've done an awesome job. Yeah...the county gov is a bit of a scam. Well, all of the gov is to be perfectly honest, but I won't go there hahahha. My only worry is this market can't maintain this level. I hope you get done and sell soon, tbh. I want you guys to make the BIGGEST profit so that you feel like it was all worth the huge amount of effort and sweat equity you've put in. Thanks for letting us come along on this journey with you. Very, very cool concept and it shows that you can set a goal and truly achieve it with reselling (yes, I know they've got a huge following and that helps, but they worked hard on that as well so stop it). Love you so much!
Thanks for sharing ❤😊. You guys are rocking the house. God bless stay safe until the next video 💓 😍
Great video! I always have to do mental math to figure out my profit but I deal with cameras and electronics. I am usually figuring out how much I can sell something for and how much I will get from eBay after they take their fees. All part of the fun I guess!
We do our own labor, too. It sucks that you can't take that off when you sell.
Love The Chosen t-shirt! I have a couple.
Omg my son had a possum very similar to that one you found. We got it at Bass Pro. It was his favorite stuffed animal when he was a baby. We told him it was a kitty 😂
10 thumbs 👍🏼 for helping the little bug!
Will you flip this house or hold it as a rental? What's the plan? I love the kitchen - color is really nice. Great job guys!
I wish we had shops like goodwill here in the UK. Shops and bins. Would be aewsome! We only have the odd large / super store charity shops (Thrift for USA) over here
Phew I mean actually planning on buying a shed and doing a conversion of it into a tiny home. Not really tiny though just a regular sized home out of a shed. The problem is I can't seem to save the money to get started I own the land. Then there's also regulations as it's in limits unfortunately. I think I could do a lot of the work if I had just had some one to double check me who knew what they were doing. Also there's nothing but possibly a usable septic on the property. An he it needs to be cleared properly. It's been a couple years now owning it without the ability to get started. I got the game plan laid out though and if I can skirt around cost using the rehab store and doing what labor I can I calculated it to in the end cost somewhere around 40 k. It's gonna be small though maybe even smaller to start I'd like to go 14x40. If I can't make that work then 14x36.
Loved the video! How much did the house cost ? Doesn’t that get figured into the final cost ? Maybe I missed it 😊😊😊❤
I’m amazed you have managed this for $20 down! Well done! 🙌🙌🙌