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Not necessarily but expectations count. There are houses that are available below 300K and those that might need light to moderate repairs. The situation largely relies on the age, location and demand of the home.

Most low-cost markets offer consumers good-maintained houses which require nothing but cosmetic improvements such as painting, flooring, or slight improvements to the kitchen. Such kinds of enhancement are not very costly and can go a long way in raising property value.

The other characteristic of this price range is the presence of fixer-uppers which tend to be discounted. These houses are not unsafe and unfit to live in; they just require repair. To those buyers who have time and can put effort into it, fixer-uppers give them a chance to make a home their own and have equity gains before long.

At that, inspections are essential. Low-price houses can occasionally conceal roofing, plumbing, electric, or heating and air conditioning problems. Home inspection is a professional tool of ensuring that buyers are aware of the costs of repairing early enough and negotiate better.