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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tips for a first brrrr, working with investors, and distressed pr
I just bought a house at a tax sales auction for $9,000.
the most is most likely a tear down. Though if it can be saved it’s a beautiful Victorian style house with amazing details.
The best part is ...the house is located downtown. Walking distance to everything.
I have verbal agreement (pending good number and research) to have funding to rebuild or remodel.
I'm hoping to BRRRR and keep the property as I believe this location alone is valuable and will continue to be valuable in the future. But of course will sell it if I have too at any point
Since I’m incredibly new to all this what do you guys recommend to some one starting out working with an investor.
What reports should I be focused on? What experts regarding the house should I be talking too?
What should be my main focus on researching the potential of the house ?
Any tips help
Thanks