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Abigail Timbol
  • Atlanta, GA
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If it’s been on the market for a year...

Abigail Timbol
  • Atlanta, GA
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If a house has been on the market for a year, is that a red flag? Does it mean that other more experienced investors knew it wasn’t a good deal and that’s why no one has snatched it up? I tried to do a deal analysis, and my numbers keep coming back so good that I’m worried about why it’s still available.

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