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House with pool for flip
Hi everyone I usually buy foreclosed homes for cash and then rent them, however I just found a foreclosed home (similar to the ones I usually buy) but this one has a nice inground pool in backyard. The backyard where pool is in is nicely landscaped with palm trees, a coy pond and a tiki bar! This would not be something I would rent but I want to know does anyone here have experience on hard it would be to flip this house with a pool. It's in NC so the climate is nice. It last sold in 2006 for than double than the price I can get it for. From the looks of it I shouldn't have to more than 10k into it.