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Amber H.
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Hurricane IRMA or Absentee?

Amber H.
  • Tampa, FL
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Ok, sorry I have no clue why inserting that link made my text blue up top. Anyway...

Given that I live in Florida and we all just experienced Hurricane IRMA a few months ago, I couldn't quite tell if those boarded up windows meant homeowners were lazy to take it down, or if they were actually distressed. Any clarification? I can't figure out who would leave their windows boarded up but you never know? This is the first hurricane I went through as an adult.

Thanks for the clarification, and sorry if this seems to be a "stupid" question,

Amber.

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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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John Thedford#5 Wholesaling Contributor
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I would drive the areas you like, write down addresses, and pull those off county records. Counties will not have a list of boarded up houses on the tax assessors site.

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