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Robyn Watkins
  • Inland Empire, CA
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Going under contract on a Condemed Property

Robyn Watkins
  • Inland Empire, CA
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Hello BP members! 

My name is Robyn, I'm a new rehabber/flipper. I located a great deal on a vacant condemned property that is paid for in full sitting on over $300k in equity. The owners want to sell however the house is under receivership by the local city. What steps do I need to take to get around this? This is my first deal. Any help or tips?

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