We bought a house a year or so ago, part doer-upper, part short-term home.
What I mean is we were never intending to be here for ever but we were intending to do it up and move on.
Bought it at a good price and there's certainly scope for a small profit if we were to finish it but we've had enough and would sell and move on if we could break-even.
It's not a shell or anything like that bad - just needs a new kitchen (a tiny galley), re-tile and snazz bathroom, there's an old concervatory which either needs recuing or replacing but is still basically sound.
Everything we did above that would be 'polish' that may or not pay off - i.e. new carpets etc.
We've already put in a new combi boiler, fenced lovely private gardens, skipped all the old fittings and carpets.
It's a bungalow in a retirement area (poss holiday home too)- they sell well at the right prices - but mainly in the Spring/Summer period -(seaside)
Wondering whether we should try and sell it at cost to a developer/builder to finish over the winter for sale next selling season or stick it out and finish it ourselves and sell next year.
Anyone any experience of this?
We have done and sold projects before, just lost the interest in this one. It's a long way from work/home and we want to cut out the trudge sooner rather than later.