kitchen
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Concept8 Wilson Place
Dated · 4 / 10 condition
Renovation budget · construction estimate
FHA 203(k) Standard$77,762 – $168,661
Reno·Vision · A working demonstration
Dated homes. Here’s how we market them.
117 Clinton Avenue is a real listing of ours, marketed with the full Reno·Vision kit. Walk through exactly what buyers see — the concept, the numbers, and the page every sign call lands on — then see the same system on more homes below.
The same house
Before, and after.
The home as-is
A solid home that reads as a project.
117 Clinton Avenueis exactly the kind of home most buyers scroll past — good bones behind dated finishes. Listed as-is, it draws a small pool bidding defensively. The kit’s job is to change what buyers picture when they see it.
This 1907 Colonial retains original wood-paneled interiors and worn carpeting, with only exterior/grounds work (fencing, lawn) done recently; interior finishes are original to dated and represent the strongest renovation opportunity.
3
Beds
1
Bath
1,358
Sq Ft
1907
Built
The transformation
The same rooms, seen finished.
dining room
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Conceptliving room
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Conceptliving room
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ConceptDrag the handle to compare. Each “concept” side is an AI-generated rendering — it carries a permanent “AI-generated concept rendering” label burned across the image, and is shown beside the real listing photo it was built from. Furnishings shown are virtual staging.
The honest budget
What the work actually costs.
FHA 203(k) Standard$65,935 – $144,394
- Bathroom remodel (mid-range)$25,000 – $60,000
- Minor kitchen remodel (reface/refresh)$20,000 – $35,000
- Whole-house interior paint$4,000 – $12,000
- LVP flooring, installed$4,617 – $11,543
A room-by-room construction estimate in real Long Island ranges — not a contractor bid and not a financing offer. It gives a buyer a concrete number to plan against instead of a blank “needs work.”
What buyers receive
One page carries the whole vision.
The concept, the budget, and the financing education live together on a private microsite. Every yard-sign call, every open-house visitor, and every phone scan of the flyer’s QR code lands on the exact page below.
Open the actual page buyers seeA one-page flyer with a QR code carries the same page in print.
More homes
Not a one-off — the same system, home after home.
Each home here is a real listing of ours, run through the exact same kit — labeled concept renderings and an honest renovation budget. Every new home’s concepts join this gallery the moment they clear our studio review.
TodayConceptliving room
Today
Concept218 Venetian Boulevard
Mixed · 4 / 10 condition
Renovation budget · construction estimate
FHA 203(k) Standard$77,329 – $170,036
living room / stair landing
Today
Concept26 Wilstan Avenue
Dated · 4 / 10 condition
Renovation budget · construction estimate
FHA 203(k) Standard$73,420 – $151,592
living room
Today
Concept51 Trout Brook Lane
Dated · 4 / 10 condition
Renovation budget · construction estimate
FHA 203(k) Standard$83,834 – $193,572
Why it works
Two levers, working together.
01
A bigger pool
Showing the finished home instead of a project gives move-in buyers a reason to stop. A wider pool means real competition rather than one defensive offer.
02
Stronger offers
Buyers learn that one renovation loan can fold the purchase and the work into a single mortgage. Program terms come from the lender of their choice — our part is making sure buyers know the path exists.
Start the conversation
Your home could be shown this way.
Reach out for a no-obligation concept for your home with Peter C. Grosso, RE/MAX Integrity Leaders.