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John Fider
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Harrisburg, PA
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Fire damaged rental row home in Harrisburg. Should I list it?

John Fider
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Harrisburg, PA
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I own a 2 unit in Harrisburg, PA. (For some reason there is no Harrisburg in the location so I put Philadelphia instead). I'm a realtor myself so listing it shouldn't be a problem. Its just that I've never listed a property this damaged before. The thought of having potential buyers tour the place sounds like a huge liability.   I recently contacted a company that buys fire damaged properties, so perhaps I can skip listing it altogether.  Anyone have experience with this? What would you recommend?

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