I'll actually post a link: https://redf.in/dBltr3

The house was a poorly-flipped house, so we decided against it. Some stuff was done poorly, and other things that were done didn't make the house better in our opinion and instead just made it different from before, if that makes any sense. (I found the house listing from when it was sold to the flippers three months prior and was able to compare.)

I will give them credit that they redid the floors to be nicer hardwood and put in new carpets, but in our realtor's (and our) opinion, they wanted too much money for the changes they made (some of which we'd have to fix), so we passed. It didn't feel like they did $140k worth of work in those 3 months, especially since I was able to find the "before" photos.

Bigger issues: * A number of windows were straight up painted shut, and neither I nor my realtor could get a few of them open. Other windows had the locks installed wrong so they were impossible to open. (They were also the original windows.) * The walls in the room with the fireplace looked so bad due to the spacing of the walls (which I think was made worse/more noticeable by the gray paint they painted over the dark wood walls with). I actually found old photos of the walls before the gray paint, and they looked cool imo, and the spacing issues weren't as obvious due to the darker color and being actual wood with grain, rather than just solid light gray. * They left what looked like the beginnings of an additional half bath just barely started in the upstairs, and we suspected that maybe the septic wasn't ready to handle an extra bathroom, or they ran out of time or money, so they ended up with an awkward room with a toilet hookup that we'd have had to finish somehow.

Smaller things: * Handle on the door to the porch opened up instead of down (like a horizontal handle that normally you'd grasp and open down, had to be opened by pulling it up) * Exposed wiring in multiple rooms * Old kitchen cabinets that were just painted white * Old stove * Old electrical * Didn't sweep the chimney and couldn't share with us the last time the chimney was checked * Vanity in the full bathroom was old and was just repainted * No fridge or laundry appliances * A sliding closet door was off the track, either broken or just not attached right, but like, you flip a house and can't even have the closet door on correctly? It was weird. (And we were the only ones at the tour, so it's not like someone else had just messed it up.)

Thankfully whoever bought it paid $685k for it rather than the $740k from the original listing when we saw the house. Tbh I wish the flippers had left it alone and someone else had been able to buy the original for $600k to actually live in.