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Updated over 11 years ago,

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Dave Shellenberger
  • Investor
  • West Grove, PA
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Honest advice-- purchasing foreclosure....

Dave Shellenberger
  • Investor
  • West Grove, PA
Posted

..... With a homeowner and or tenant already in the house. The house is on hubzu (which I'm not really a fan of) and I currently am the highest bidder. I'm debating on whether its worth dealing with the poteinal headache..
The outside of the home is maintained nicely, at 24k and since there are people currently living in the house the inside cant be too much of a mess..
The house is in Pa, does anyone have any first hand experience with what I could possibly be dealing with.?

I would be adding it as another rental property, current home values are @80k

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