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Luiggi Amoretti
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  • Lawrenceville, GA
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Hard-Money

Luiggi Amoretti
  • Professional
  • Lawrenceville, GA
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Hello, 

I have a house that is still owed and currently renting. Now, I'm having to put out of pocket due to the tenant no paying. I'm trying to find different options on how to get rid of if. The last tenant destroyed the house. I owe about $46k to the bank. Would it be smart to refinance through hard money to repair and sale again or rent? Property value is at $50k max

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