$134,900
If you’ve been waiting for the right fix-and-rent property to come along, this one checks a lot of boxes. This 1996 Fleetwood Hickory, doublewide mobile home is de-titled and set on a permanent foundation with brick underpinning, offering a solid starting point for your next investment.
Step Inside & Take a Look Around
Inside, you’ll find nearly 1,700 square feet with a layout that works: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open-concept kitchen with island, dedicated dining area, and a family room with fireplace that flows well for everyday living. There’s also a separate living room—giving flexibility future tenants will appreciate.
Outside, the property sits on 1.5 flat acres with a fenced yard, covered back porch, and an outbuilding for storage or workspace—features that can add real rental appeal.
Key updates and maintenance items are already in place:
- Roof replaced in 2024
- HVAC system serviced annually
- Septic tank pumped within the last year
- Public water
Appliances including refrigerator, range, microwave, washer, and dryer will remain. Any remaining contents convey (note: minimal personal items are present, primarily on the porch).
That said, this property is not a light cosmetic project—it will require a good amount of work, including flooring, potential subfloor repair in areas, paint, and additional updates. Priced and positioned accordingly, it’s a strong opportunity for an investor ready to roll up their sleeves and build equity.
Sold strictly AS-IS, WHERE-IS with no warranties. Cash purchase only.
If you’re looking for your next rental project with land, layout, and upside—this is one to take a closer look at.
STARR, SOUTH CAROLINA
Starr, SC offers a quiet, rural setting that attracts buyers and renters looking to slow things down and spread out. With easy access to Anderson and Abbeville—and just a short drive to Lake Secession—it appeals to those who value space, privacy, and a more relaxed pace of life. This isn’t a pass-through town or a commuter hub, and that’s exactly the point. For many, Starr represents an escape from traffic, noise, and rising costs in more developed areas.
From an investment perspective, Starr stands out for its affordability and flexibility. Lower purchase prices make it easier to enter the market, whether you’re considering rental properties, value-add projects, or land opportunities. Demand in rural areas has remained steady as more buyers prioritize lifestyle over proximity, creating opportunities for investors who understand and cater to that shift. Properties that offer usable land, privacy, or proximity to outdoor recreation tend to perform especially well.
Starr isn’t about quick appreciation driven by rapid growth—it’s about steady demand, lower overhead, and long-term potential. For investors willing to meet the market where it is, it can be a smart place to build equity while serving a segment of buyers that continues to grow.
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This is a true value-add property with strong upside for the right investor. Sitting on 1.5 acres with a solid footprint already in place, it offers the space, layout, and foundation to turn vision into profit—just bring the updates and strategy.
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