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Annette A.
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property delima: can't use conventional; cant insure

Annette A.
  • Waterville, ME
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I have a delima. Go. what would you do if a property you have had your eye on for years. (She is going to give you first options and you have a few months to figure something out. (til this spring) it  is a MUST sell- she must cash out, so there can be no owner finance of any kind.)

I am thinking conventional is out cause its an older house that needs repair and is not up to code to aquire insuance. 

what are some possible options of doing this? about $200K needed to buy and fix. 

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Shawn Ackerman
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@Annette A. you may have too much emotion invested in this one.....If you are new to investing, I will say walk away from that money pit.  Please keep the group informed on what you decide and how it works out for you.

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