You get to decide what 'relaxing gameplay' means!ĭo you enjoy building? Choose the Sandbox Mode which allows you to construct houses from scratch. Your old pal Tom, who seems to know everybody in the neighborhood, will gladly share some local knowledge with you. Remember: building from scratch is no easy task! But let's face it, it's definitely worth putting in extra effort to design the house of your dreams.īetween the mountain tops and the endless sea, there lies the town of Pinnacove.Ī place where time slows down, and the friendly residents are ready to entrust you with their homes.Ĭan you discover some of the stories within these walls? Why renovate a house when you can just build one? Unleash your creativity in the Sandbox Mode! Use it to recreate real-life buildings or design projects that exist in your imagination. The good old hammer, the trusty paint roller, and the sturdy mop, all await your return! The new visuals make our fixer-uppers look crisp as never before! House Flipper 2 introduces new mechanics and revamps the ones from the original game. Sometimes it's better to aim for less stars too, as earning full stars can be too expensive to be practical for the smaller houses.It doesn't matter if you're a makeover veteran or if you're only starting out - you'll feel at home in no time! The more under half your budget is, the more profit you'll make. The maximum reward you can get is 50% of the house's sale price, so if you budget for under half of that (for house and garden combined), you should still make a profit. If you have the Garden DLC, you'll need to make your flip budget a bit higher but be careful not to make it too high.
When you choose to buy the first house really depends on how patient you are to get flipping :)
Not only can you level up your skills so the flips are a little cheaper and easier, but you'll also end up with enough money that you'll have a bit of leeway to learn the buyers' needs (so you can tailor houses to them for higher sale prices) without having to worry about whether you'll have enough money for the next house.
On the other hand, it's not a bad way of playing to get all of the jobs out of the way before starting on the house flipping. So if you buy the houses in order, then you could buy the first one when you have roughly that much plus the cost of the house. I usually budget around au$5,000 for the smaller houses, as that gets enough of a sale to be able to afford the next house without having to earn much extra through jobs. You get back what you put in, plus a bit extra.
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