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Amauris Lora
  • Bridgeport, CT
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New investor Buying “as is”

Amauris Lora
  • Bridgeport, CT
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Hello everyone 

I kind know that when the listing agent says “as is” but in the case of a new investor with a multi family house from 1897 how good or bad can be a deal like this and when they say “as is” it means that I can’t make a repair estimate?

Thanks for the time and information it going to help a lot new ones others like me 

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