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Updated about 6 years ago,
Fixer Upper with history of overdose
What's up BP!
Found a great fixer Upper that has huge potential In a great location.
Here's the issue:
A guy used to live there and then died. His son took over a supposedly lost his job and started renting the rooms to whoever paid. Two guys overdosed in the house and died. I spoke to some investors and brokers and I've gotten a bunch of different answers but these are my questions.
1: Do I Need to notify a potential buyer of the history of the house? (State of NY)
2: Do you think the history of the house will cause issues when it comes to selling the house?
3: Is it worth it or should I move on to the next deal?