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fixer-upper

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fixer-upper

Usually a polite way of describing a property in need of extensive repairs, renovations, or cosmetic improvement.



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Baker, 37, got her start in home improvement after buying a Hollywood fixer-upper five years ago.
For most of that time I hadn't given a second thought to where Windy would give birth--we'd bought a fixer-upper of a home in Washington, DC, and I was consumed with my efforts to make it habitable.
Many individuals feel that they can only get a great housing deal on a fixer-upper.
 
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