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Updated almost 2 years ago,
Selling as is
My childhood home has been sitting for 5 years. Needs a roof, electrical, HVAC, new kitchen, walls and fireplace, and has a collapsing back patio. I thought about fixing it up myself and keeping it in the family but Im out of state and have no one to trust to follow up with Project Managers. I decided to sell for $50k but keep getting offers from $20-35k. I'm not disparate so I have declined those offers. Is there a strategy for selling AS IS? Is there something I can do to walk away with a decent amount of cash or should I just off load it as fast as I can?
Yesterday I thought about getting the roof inspected. Think it might be smart to get my own estimate on repairs. If I can restore it for $20-35k, then I can rent it out myself. Wanted to take these thoughts out of my head and toss it to the Universe and see what comes back.