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Joshua Elliott
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Just Deeded A Property

Joshua Elliott
  • Durham, NC
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My grandmother just signed the deed to her home over to me. The home is paid for. No taxes are owed on the home. The home, however, is in need of a lot of work. I do not know where to begin to look for funds. I live in NC and was wondering if there are programs to assist with these kind of things or should I just sell and cut my loses. I have always felt that you shouldn't get rid of real estate, but I was wondering if anyone had any advice. 

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