The houses in Drakesboro
Mostly older homes — many built during the coal years — plus mobile and manufactured homes, and rural properties on acreage. Well and septic are common outside the town center. This is fixer-upper and first-home territory, and it's also where investors look for rentals.
What Baylee looks for here
- Baylee flipped houses before she sold them, and Drakesboro is exactly the kind of place where that matters. She'll tell you which older homes are worth the work and which ones are money pits.
- She looks at foundations and settling, roof condition, wiring type, and whether a home has been sitting empty and for how long.
- For manufactured homes: the year, the foundation and tie-downs, and whether it's titled as real property all affect financing. Ask before you fall for it.
Baylee's insight comes from construction and renovation experience, not a licensed inspection. Always hire an independent, licensed Kentucky home inspector before closing.
Baylee Russell · Keller Williams First Choice Realty