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Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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Inherited Home, Rehab or No?

Joe Cummings
  • Philly Burbs, PA
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1,700 foot rancher on 0.34 acre. Good neighborhood (Bensalem). Good mechanical systems, roof is about 14 years old, but it's a grandma's house. 20 year old bathrooms, even older kitchen, doors and moldings are banged up from electric wheelchair.

I own it outright, and have the cash to rehab it.

Problem is that I may be going into a much bigger commercial project (2 hours away), so I don't have time for a diy rehab. I'll probably have to hire contractors, ugggggg.

Best to just clean it out, or rehab it totally? Something in between?

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