2416 Vista Hogar — Newport Beach, CA

The homeowners had owned 2416 Vista Hogar as a long-term rental property for years. They recognized it had significant untapped value - particularly given its location in the highly competitive Newport Beach market - but they needed the right partner and plan to unlock it.

The referral to Revive came through a member of the Mint Real Estate brokerage who had been impressed by Revive's concierge process. When he realized the service was a strong fit for his parents' property, he connected the family directly. That personal endorsement set the tone for the engagement - this was a homeowner who trusted the process because someone close to them had seen it work firsthand.

Revive worked with the homeowners and Mint Real Estate to build a renovation plan focused on high-impact, budget-conscious updates. The goal was to modernize the home's interior and address key cosmetic needs without overextending the investment - maximizing return while keeping the scope tight and targeted.

The renovation budget was set at $57,825. Revive managed the full execution.

The scope focused on the updates most likely to move the needle in a competitive Orange County market:

• New flooring throughout

• New baseboard and trim

• Door enhancements

• Full bathroom remodel

• Secondary bathrooms refresh

• Lighting updates

The work brought the property from a dated condition to a clean, modern presentation that matched expectations for Newport Beach.

As-is estimated value: $1,065,000

Renovation investment: $57,825 (covered by Revive)

Final sale price: $1,200,000

Home value increase: $135,000

Net value increase: $77,175

ROI on renovation: 133.46%

The $57,825 renovation generated $135,000 in home value - a 133.46% return on investment. The homeowners will walk away with approximately $77,175 in additional profit and a seamless exit from their rental investment when it’s time to sell, with maximum equity intact.

For illustrative purposes only. Individual results may vary. Testimonials and case studies are not intended to guarantee the same or similar results.