Lower-basis renovations and small multifamily, with permits and flood-risk questions front and center.
Prices and source dates below are explicit. A listing can remain active for weeks; the date shown is not automatically a new listing date. Pending/contracted leads have been excluded.
A $30,000 reduction puts this older fixer at roughly $90 per reported square foot. The large lot deserves a separate land-use and insurance review.
At $75,000 per advertised dwelling, the asking basis deserves a look, provided all three rentals are legal and lease-supported.
An active sub-$200,000 Houston home with reported PEX plumbing and an updated air conditioner. The large bonus room needs careful square-footage and permit review.
Three advertised one-bedroom dwellings in the East End, with a large reduction since the original $367,500 ask.
A screen is not an appraisal or an offer recommendation. Contact the listing agent for up-to-the-minute availability.
The 911 Fortune and 4618 Clay properties are advertised as triplexes. Their permitted unit count and rent roll must be checked. Single-family renovations need flood and addition-permit review.
Get a property-condition and capital-stack conversation before you pay for a full underwriting package. No loan commitment is implied.
