Mum makes £18,000 selling 'dated' home on BBC Homes Under the Hammer - despite doing 'nothing' to it
A mum-of-five has shown how she made an £18,000 profit on her Cheshire home, despite doing 'nothing to it'. Nikki appeared on BBC's Homes Under the Hammer on Tuesday night which saw her buy a three-bed semi-detached home in Crewe at an auction for £215,000.
Despite spending just £2,000 'doing up' the semi-detached home by tidying up the garden and clearing out the furniture, Nikki sold the house for £235,000 and ended up making a profit of £18,000. Nikki explained that she planned to change the layout of the house, redo the décor and add an extension to the back. She was also thinking about adding a separate extension over the garage to create another bedroom and bathroom.But four months later when the Homes Under the Hammer team returned, not a lot seemed to have changed. Nikki had taken out all the furniture and her eldest sons Josh and Jacob had cleared out the garden and added new turf.
She added: “I'm always looking for properties for sale, I'm always looking at the auction sites. So hopefully I will find another little one very shortly.”
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