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Vincent Townsend
  • Kuna, ID
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Possible Investment property. San Leandro Bay Area

Vincent Townsend
  • Kuna, ID
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Hey BP!

So there is this house that I worked by that is your classic distressed/Jumanji house. I would take my walks by it everyday and always thought it would be a great place to flip/BURRRR, but didn't have a clue how to. Now that I am on Bigger Pockets, I decided to drive by the place tonight and saw that it was even more run down.

Through the research I've done I can see that it was last bought in 1996 and was built in the early 1900's. Ive spoken to the neighbors and they believe its owned by two sisters who inherited the house. From my now 5 years of walking past it I can speak on the fact that it hasn't been worked on. It is in San Leandro close to BART. The home is in a booming location close to a elementary school and public parks, as well as a business park. Also it is located closely to the freeway.

I'm really looking for an investor who wants to take it easy. Possibly to partner up. Someone who I can bust my *** on my end,while learning their end. Id like to be as much involved as possible. Thank you for looking!

-Vince

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