Investors, this is the one you've been driving the neighborhoods looking for. It's a 1937 ranch on a deep in-town lot that needs a full refresh, and it already has what's hardest to add later. The metal roof, vinyl siding and single-level layout give you a solid starting point, so your budget can go into the kitchen, baths and finishes buyers and tenants pay for. Picture it done: the original character brought back, the covered front porch cleaned up and inviting, and a fresh interior a buyer falls for at the first showing. Or keep it as a long-term rental. One-level homes in town rent quickly and keep tenants. The 0.29-acre lot gives you more to work with than most in-town properties. There's room in back around the gazebo for outdoor living space, and with an attached two-car garage, a carport and a gravel drive, parking is never a problem. Public water and sewer, a paved city street and no HOA mean nothing will slow down your plans.
Listing courtesy of Southern Property Shop.