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Robert Shih
  • Irvine, CA
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Dispose of damaged properties

Robert Shih
  • Irvine, CA
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Wonder if there's anyone who can help me... I have 2 rentals around Pittsburgh area, 1 SFR and 1 duplex, the property manager passed away a while back, so the properties are pretty neglected and have been vacant for at least a year maybe two years. As the properties are in very bad shape, I cant seem to get rid of them, and I dont have the resources to rehab them. What options would you suggest that I take to get rid of these two properties? Thank you!

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