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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Why does this deal sound fishy?
Found a listing on redfin for 225k . Its a legal 2 family home that needs a complete gut . Seller bought it 150 k 6 months ago to flip it but according to agent the seller wants to move on to bigger and better deals and wants to get rid of it . Arv on the home is 450 k so the seller is potentially walking away from a 150k profit . Seems fishy to me . Any thoughts?