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Steve Candor
  • New York, NY
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Buying an investment property on Auction.com

Steve Candor
  • New York, NY
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The property has a quit claim deed. Not sure why it has this. I don't see any tax liens on the property and I looked at the previous owners and it they got the property from their parents. 

This is the property. It's currently asking a lot less than the current houses in the area. I don't think anyone is living there. looks empty. 


What are your thoughts on buying a fixer upper on auction.com? Quit Claim deed okay in this situation? 

http://www.auction.com/Massachusetts/residential-a...

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