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Kevin Scott
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  • Rochester, NY
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Purchasing brrrr below assessed value

Kevin Scott
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  • Rochester, NY
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I really want to do the brrrr thing but it seems like the more successful outcomes come from purchasing the property well below assessed value. Am I wrong about that? I’m in upstate New York and properties don‘t appreciate fast. The only way I see this working is if the property is purchased below assessed value, the rehab is completed and the property is Re-assessed a d refinanced for the higher value. If I purchase a property at or above assessed value I don’t have much room to add value by Re roofing, re-siding, updating kitchens and baths etc. Any thoughts on that?
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