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Updated about 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

What should I do with this property?
I got a property from a tax sale for under $2,000 all in. It needs a lot of work, about $33,000. The ARV is about $45,000 and market rent would be $625.
If this was your property would you:
1. Rehab and rent it out
2. Rehab and sell
3. Sell without rehab
4. Other option I haven't thought of yet
Thanks for the help.
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Sounds almost like a NEFF (not even for free) property ...
Now you know why they didn't bother with redeeming the property.