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Paul Zimmermann
  • Real Estate Investor
  • East Providence, RI
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Gaining access to a boarded house

Paul Zimmermann
  • Real Estate Investor
  • East Providence, RI
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I have written permission from an owner to go into their house to see it before making an offer as a short sale. However, the house is boarded up and the owner now lives across the country.  Any thoughts on how I could legally get into the house? Can I remove (and then reinstall) the board myself and use a locksmith to get into the doors? Should I involve the town? Thanks in advance for any advice 

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