Fixer-uppers are a common way to on the property ladder cheaper. Millennials who bought four run-down historic homes and renovated them share how they did it. One homeowner said it's "an excellent ...

Couple Buys Run Down 19th Century Gothic House, ... as the couple bought a five-bedroom Gothic-style Victorian home built ... "We were drawn to the area as cheap old homes were constantly coming ...

The house, a sprawling Victorian mansion next to a corn field in Momence, Illinois, priced at $69,900, was just about an hour’s drive from Chicago and Naperville, where Mike’s company has U.S ...

The house is in a conservation area, so he planned a faithful restoration of the brick-and-lime-render exterior, with new double-glazed windows that resembled the drafty old single-pane ones.

The program by Housing New Mexico would give landlords a $25,000 forgivable loan to fix up old, run-down houses, turning them into affordable rental homes that would be used for tenant-based ...

The home is considered a contributing structure to the historic preservation status of the Old East Hill Preservation District. The District was created in 1992 by the Pensacola City Council to ...

According to Zillow, the average price of a Vermont home is $401,965. With this Victorian-era property priced at $540,000, so this particular listing might not be considered so cheap.

These millennials got on the property ladder by buying cheap, older houses that needed a lot of restoration work before they could live in them. Millennials are buying old, cheap houses to get on ...