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Theo Underwood
  • Columbus, OH
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I have a mortgage on a rental property that has been vacant going on sixty days. The tennant moved and left plenty of work for me to do:painting,new kitchen floor,replace railings,and general clean up.The property is an hour and half away from where i live. Oh the tennant also took my stove and dishwasher from the property! I had this property since 2004 and its decent! In Febuary i'll be two months behind. Should i spend the money to fix it and rent it again,short sale,or give it back to the bank? Help!!!!

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