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Repairing distressed inherited property

Sean Riggs
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I inherited a house when my father passed away. The house is paid off, but is in terrible condition both functionally and cosmetically. I'm hoping to have it repaired and rented out, but I feel overwhelmed with the scope of what's needed, and the longer it sits the more issues I'm going to have.  Currently I'm still in the process of cleaning it out. Any advice on the best way to go about having the repairs done without being ripped off, or sinking a ton of money only to realize later it won't be profitable? It's been difficult to put numbers on what the costs will even be due to the many issues.

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