Electrical systems, plumbing, heating, cooling, roofing, and insulation could also require major upgrades.
And if the property has hidden structural problems, moisture damage, or foundation issues, costs could climb quickly.
That is why the $65,000 asking price should not necessarily be viewed as the true cost of the home.
It is only the price of getting through the door.
What happens afterward could require a much larger investment.
A thorough inspection would be essential before anyone seriously considered buying it.
The roof, foundation, drainage, utilities, electrical wiring, plumbing, and structural elements would all need careful evaluation.
Because the architecture is so unconventional, even relatively simple repairs could turn into custom projects.Architecture design services
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That makes this property something very different from a cheap fixer-upper.
It is more accurately described as a renovation gamble.
For some buyers, that would be enough reason to walk away.
For others, it might be exactly what makes the home irresistible.
