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Paul Tanso
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NH
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Mold and asbestos

Paul Tanso
  • Rental Property Investor
  • NH
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Hello all, My partners and I are looking at a short sale action of a property that has been flooded by a pipe that burst in the second floor bath while property was vacant. I inspected the property, and it is a mess. The first floor flooring, sub floor, and dry wall need to be replaced. The joist under the floor are all mold, furnace is trash, hot water heater gone, all new paint inside, woodwork. We've not had it inspected, but we assume the mold can be remediated without killing the deal, if we don't pay too much for this place. 

The home is in a great area, and there seems to be decent upside. Starting bid is 90k, we expect $100k to $120k Reno costs, closing/realtor fees $22k and an approximate ARV of $340k.

If you've dealt with situations like this before I'd appreciate your advice. 

Thanks,

- Paul

@anchorrealtyllc

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