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https://buchinclass.com/class/detail/218 We will be holding a free lecture on July 12 (Sun) at 7:00 PM. In this free lecture, we will reveal auction know-how to increase your chances of winning and boost profits through interior design. We look forward to your registration. #DukkeobiAuction #RealEstateAuction #VillaAuction #WinningAuction #VillaInterior #WinningAuction #DukkeobiAuction #AgingVilla I won a bid for a 2016-built villa with an elevator in Naeyu-dong, Goyang-si, via a real estate auction for a difference of 370,000 won. Since it was a villa with an elevator, I initially thought it would only require minor repairs. However, upon actually opening the doors, I found the property was in a condition where selling it would be difficult. Ultimately, the situation requires interior renovations that are close to a complete overhaul. The winning bid was approximately 135.8 million won, and the estimated selling price is approximately 175 million won. The initial repair cost was 10 million won, but after examining the actual site condition, it is highly likely that repair costs will be higher. A point that auction beginners should be particularly cautious about is villas that are around 10 years old. When entering into a very old villa, one is prepared for a full renovation from the start, but many villas built between 2010 and 2018 are in an ambiguous condition where it feels wasteful to repair them, yet they won't sell if left unfinished. This video is a practical case study demonstrating how to determine interior renovation costs, handle eviction fees, and calculate the rate of return conservatively after assessing the site condition following a successful villa auction.