Brad Caldwell+FollowWould You Buy a $201k English Manor Fixer?Imagine scoring a six-bedroom English manor for the price of a city condo—just $201k! The catch? It’s a real-life fixer-upper, with a century of dust and a to-do list longer than your morning coffee order. The market shift here: historic homes are popping up at bargain prices, but only if you’re ready to roll up your sleeves and take on a major reno adventure. Would you trade your city pad for a shot at countryside grandeur? #RealEstate #RealEstateFinds #FixerUpper00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowWould You Buy a Time-Travel House?Ever wanted to live in a house that feels like a design time machine? There’s a new listing in Castle Hills, San Antonio, that’s got a little bit of every decade—think 1970s wood paneling, vintage tin ceilings, and modern marble counters. For $850K, you get 3,400 sq ft, a pool, and all the quirky charm you can handle. Fix it up or keep the groovy vibes—either way, it’s a conversation starter for your next BBQ! #RealEstate #RealEstateFinds #HomeGoals00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowWould You Buy a Water Fountain Factory?Ever sipped from a water fountain at school or the park? Chances are, it was made in the Murdock Building, a 116-year-old Cincinnati warehouse now up for auction. This place could soon be a brewery, pickleball court, or even fancy lofts. The starting bid is $600K, but the county says it’s worth over $1.3 million. If you’ve ever dreamed of flipping a piece of history, this could be your shot! #Business #RealEstateFinds #Cincinnati00Share
