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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Abandoned home owned by Invitation Homes...anyone try buying?
There's usually a Frankenstein house in every neighborhood. Abandoned and grown up for months or years. But I was surprised to run across a severely neglected one that is owned by Invitation Homes.
Has anyone tried buying vacant homes from them? Why would they buy an REO property in 2015 in a fairly nice neighborhood, and then abandon it??