AMAZ Homes LLC

09/12/2020

Progress! We have floors and tile and paint and soon cabinets!

09/03/2020

We should begin to see real transformation within a week or so

08/26/2020

Demo is humming right along!! 👀

08/25/2020

We FINALLY got a house to flip! Yahoo!

06/08/2020

Timeless wisdom...

06/08/2020

You only get one chance to make a good first impression!

How to Spruce Up Your Garden Before Selling One of the first things your real estate agent will discuss with you when giving you tips for selling your house is the importance of “curb appeal.” While that includes your front door, windows, exterior light fixtures, walkways, fencing, and your fron...

06/05/2020

We're still here! Trying to improve neighborhoods by renovating and restoring distressed properties!
Do you know of a rundown home in your neighborhood? Let us know! We pay finder's fees!

10/29/2019

Interesting.....

Is an alternative to building a “full-blown” Accessory Dwelling Units "tiny Houses"?
Will other cities follow suit and allow "tiny houses" in their building codes?
San Diego will be joining several other cities that have begun allowing tiny movable houses, including: Fresno and San Luis Obispo.
Other cities considering the option: Los Angeles, Sacramento and Oakland.
San Diego housing panel OKs movable tiny houses as new, low-cost option
San Diego officials say they plan to begin allowing movable “tiny houses” in backyards across the city, to help address the local homelessness and affordable housing crises.
The tiny houses, which are similar to granny flats but smaller, can be built more quickly and cheaply than granny flats and will create a new source of low-cost housing — without any government subsidies, city officials said.
“I think this is a common-sense solution that provides some possibilities for non-subsidized, market-rate type housing,” Councilman Scott Sherman said during a meeting of the council’s Land Use & Housing Committee.
While movable tiny houses have wheels, city officials said, they aren’t like a conventional trailer or recreational vehicle. Instead, they are built like a traditional home, with interior space geared for daily living.
DMV registration is required, and the wheels can't be removed as they’re needed to support the home's structure.
An owner can have a movable tiny house installed on their property within 30 - 45 days, less time than the 6 - 18 months it takes to add a granny flat.
The process takes less time because the movable tiny houses are pre-fabricated and then shipped to property owners, while granny flats are typically constructed on-site and require a lengthier approval process.
A tiny house will typically cost about $85k, compared $100k - $150k for a granny flat, which is usually between 500 -1,000 sq. ft.

Information source: Mutual Home Mortgage

08/20/2019

Great, easy ideas to make your home more "sellable"!

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07/27/2019

Heading off to an auction to purchase this little gem. Wish us luck!