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Susan Capeta
  • Los Angeles, CA
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fire damage

Susan Capeta
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I found a house that is burned on the inside. They said the roof is coming down adn they wont let me inside until i fully paid for it. i cant inspect it. The city is aware of it and I hve to go through the city. This is in los angeles. Anyone know exactly what i have to do to flip this house? is it expensive to make a burn house new? do i have to rebuild everything .. am i just buying the land?

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