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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Low Equity High Repairs... Is There a Way To Structure This?
I'm pretty new and I've come up on a very low equity house just outside of Houston in Katy, Texas 77450
ARV:$225k
and needs repairing...
rent ready looking at about $30k
flip $48-50k
owner owes $144k
I have no idea how to structure this... Subject-to strategy??... but what about the high repairs (ughh)
I need some help if anyone is so kind as to share their knowledge, thoughts, or experience with a similar situation.
Please shine some light