Trying to break into the market without breaking the bank? You may want to look at fixer-uppers.

The median listing price for the typical single-family home is $436,000.

But for fixer-uppers? It’s only around $200,000.

And if you’re doing the math, that’s about 54% difference.

Now, a house that needs elbow grease isn’t going to be right for everyone. Repairs and updates cost time and money.

But for handy buyers, that price gap could be what gets their foot in the door.

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