The Lazarus Effect - Kingsway Capital is raising houses from the dead

TUMWATER, Wash. - Oct. 28, 2015 - PRLog -- Kingsway Capital, Inc. has been purchasing distressed houses, transforming them, and flipping houses for over three years. Even at one of the worst times in our economy, they were selling homes, on average, within 90 days.

Kingsway Capital made an upfront decision to keep their overhead very low in order to not just make a profit on each house they sold, but to do a service for the communities where these eyesores were located, and to help home buyers find a house that was like new — and in some cases better than new — at an affordable price.

“Efficiency is job one for Kingsway,” said Greg Perry, Vice President at Kingsway Capital. “We have a dynamic team that can rebuild the house from the inside out. They have found a rhythm of efficiency and their work is impeccable,” Perry added. “It’s like the Lazarus Effect — raising what’s left of the house from the dead.”

Amidst all of the housing turmoil and foreclosures, opportunity bubbles to the top. As Kingsway continues to improve neighborhoods one home at a time, people are discovering the Kingsway look and feel of a house. When people view a home, they often easily arrive at a decision of what they can or cannot afford at first glance. Typically, they are right. However, not with a Kingsway house. When prospective home buyers walk through a Kingsway house, they see the high quality and attention to detail for which Kingsway is renowned and declare, “This is way too expensive for us!” Then they are pleasantly surprised to discover that the home not only looks great, but is very affordable. Take a look at our Gallery of Homes: http://www.kingswaycapital.us/gallery-new-homes/.

The company stresses what they do is often not just a cosmetic fix, but a long- lasting rebuilding of a house into a home. The company looks at electrical, plumbing, flooring, heating, and opportunity, as they discovered with what they commonly referred to as “The Hobbit House.” They saw opportunity by expanding the entire deck from a small, inaccessible deck to an entertainment deck. New rich wood flooring, fixing electrical issues and a new heater helped turn this house into an amazing 4,000 sq. ft. home at a very reasonable price. Photos of the “Hobbit House” are shown in this release.

Kingsway Capital gets great satisfaction in seeing potential house buyers’ eyes light up when they walk into a Kingsway house for the first time. They love what they do. “While everyone else is out there looking for a great house, we are looking for the uninhabitable house,” Mr. Perry stated. “What once looked like an eyesore is now one of the nicest houses on the block.”

If you would like to see more of the “Hobbit House,” click the link: http://www.kingswaycapital.us/Properties/kw30/.