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Updated about 7 years ago, 10/26/2017

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Mike Dorneman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Drums, PA
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Purchasing a “winterized” foreclosure

Mike Dorneman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Drums, PA
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Just went under contact on my 3rd deal. This happens to be a bank owned property with no running water or electrical. I’ve scheduled my inspector to do his normal routine and I’ve also hired a plumber to do a pressure test on the system since we can’t test the plumbing by simply running the water. What else am I missing?? Any other safeguards I need or things to look out for with a winterized house?? TIA!

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