@kevinwake8789
$18,000 House. Guess your forgetting about the $150,000 construction loan lol.
@hectoralejandro9883
Wow, Betsy turned an $18k house into a $38k house. And it only took $150,000
@jimmyjuju
Real estate rule #1: location matters. If you buy a house in a $10,000 neighborhood, you will never sell it for $160,000. Ever.
@SSOPaints
As much as I love you hyping up this city, I grew up here . The Victorian houses are in a neighborhood with lots of crime and drug traffic . The harbor is nice but the majority of the city isn’t safe after sundown .
@OoooshetriesSs
“Oh that looks nice!” “It’s in West Virginia!” cries in opioid epidemic
@diffizzle8630
“It’s located on the Ohio…” Well I’m good, I’ll keep looking 😂😂
@a_girl_has_a_name
Believe it or not, some people buy homes so they can live in them - not for their resale value.
@dalededen
If she took out a $150,000 loan, it’s not an $18,000 house.
@CascaEternalWarrior
Without good jobs, good schools, retail, social centers and a fulfilling lifestyle, real estate prices plummet. Enjoy the river.
@jrmint2
It’s turned into a $160,000 house in a $10,000 neighborhood. 😢
@dropoutandretireearly1781
The problem is that she paid a total of $168,000 for a house that might be worth maybe $50,000 in a city like that where there's no jobs.
@jodrew1845
My brother had a girlfriend who grew up in that town. It was one of those places that young people wanted to escape from. It would be interesting, if Wheeling developed a 21st century renaissance,, of young people escaping overly priced urban areas... Simply amazing!
@PathandPavement
This was a quick lesson in the meaning of "location location location"
@___.51
Remember kids, if it sounds too good to be true, that’s because it is
@TodaysBibleTruth
It's perfect for nomads who don't have to commute. Revitalize America.
@HollyClementine
*deep breath* WEST VIRGINIAAAA, MOUNTAIN MAMAAA. TAKE ME HOOME COUNTRY ROADS 🎵
@jessa2542
unless you have a work from home job idk where you’d find a job there
@daebak_hana
It's west Virginia so.... hard pass
@madalynmull1681
We live just outside of Wheeling. It's a dying city. Overwhelmed with drugs, homelessness, trafficking, and crime. You could not pay me to live in downtown Wheeling (where this house is). It is also a very impoverished area. Unless you are a nurse or a coal miner you definitely aren't affording an $18,000 let alone a construction loan to make it livable.
@neilyaremchuk6798