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Abandoned Properties
I live in Poughkeepsie NY, where there is a bunch of abandoned properties. How can I determine the potential properties from the useless ones?
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Figure out what they'll be worth after renovation by researching local comps. Then get a few contractors to give you quotes for full renovation. Add that to your acquisition and holding costs, and you'll know if it's a good deal or not.