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Andrea Washington
  • Broken Arrow, OK
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Could be your first property

Andrea Washington
  • Broken Arrow, OK
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Can you say "NEWBY?" My husband and I acquired a distressed, abandoned and tax liened home in The great City of Chicago. We were going to try to rehabbed it and sell however we live in Ok and time just kept passing and the city fees just kept adding up. Now someone has bought one year of taxes. To make a long long story short we want to just get rid of the property. It's worth 127k minus the whopping 22k fees. Here's the question, can we somehow negotiate the cost of some of the fees before selling?

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