For aspiring real estate investors and house flippers, purchasing a fixer-upper can be tempting. These homes typically cost significantly less than move-in-ready homes, and they also provide the buyer with more flexibility to customize the home with the leftover budget. But sometimes, a fixer-upper comes along with major problems that will end up costing more than you bargained for.
We spoke with real estate experts to find out how to know if a fixer-upper is actually flip-worthy, and we found out their best tips for buying a fixer-upper.