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Larry Ray
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Tampa, FL
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Review: NetWorth Realty

Larry Ray
Pro Member
  • New to Real Estate
  • Tampa, FL
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Looking for advice, opinion or feedback. I have been speaking with an individual that works for NetWorth Realty in Tampa FL wanted to seek your thoughts. They find properties that require some level of rehab and offer them to potential buyers. It was explained to me that upon offer accepted (with a $10K deposit) there is no contingency based on inspection, appraisal or any other evaluation of the property. This is very risky for any investor but especially to an investor that is new to rehabbing like myself. NetWorth does offer rehab and ARV estimates, but I am sure they are tilted to their benefit.

Has anyone shared the same experience with requiring $10K deposit and no contingency option?  Any other feedback is welcomed.  Thanks in advance. 

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