Investors, flippers, weekend warriors, and people who believe every problem can be solved with shiplap — your crown jewel awaits. Presenting 3709 S Hughes Avenue: a 2-bedroom, 1-bath Fort Worth original from 1953 that’s got great bones, no pretenses, and zero interest in pretending to be move-in ready. A solid 754 sq ft of 'blank canvas energy,' sitting on a 9,888 sq ft lot that screams potential (or maybe that's your contractor). Hardwood floors? Yes. HVAC that functions? Somehow, also yes. Everything else? Well, let’s just say your design blog is going to have content for days. This house has recently been cleared out and the yard mowed, which is about as far as the glow-up got. Think of it as your chance to skip the awkward demo montage and jump right into regretting your Pinterest board choices. It’s not fancy, it’s not staged, and it doesn’t come with a complimentary latte bar. What it does offer is equity-building opportunity in a real neighborhood with real potential and real consequences if you show up with a wholesaler pitch. Must-knows before you get cute: • No creative financing. This is a foreclosure, not a Kickstarter campaign • Assignments? Only if you're the sole owner of the buying entity. No cousins, college roommates, or 'business partners' who found you on Reddit. Sold strictly as-is, with a side of tough love and a whole lot of upside. You bring the grit and vision — we’ll supply the listing that makes your group text say, 'You bought that?'