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Updated 11 months ago on . Most recent reply

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Phil Petite
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Burned Out Property Next to My Potential Next Rental

Phil Petite
  • Investor
  • Memphis, TN
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There is a property that I'm making an offer on that has been sitting on the market for over 80 days. It is a great deal: my all-in will be around $105k and the home will rent for $1400/month.

I think that the only problem with this home is that there is a burned out property next door. It is likely to scare away most renters, so I'm a little hesitant right now to move forward with the deal.

Does anyone have any suggestions about what I can do with the property next door? Can I ask that it be boarded up and/or covered? Any recommendations would be great, thank you! :)

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    Your numbers look solid.  Do you have any capital expense required on this property?

    i have not worked with a burned property but my general experience is that every property has a taker in current market so if the numbers are working I would want to move forward with it.

    Good Luck!!

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