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Is this deal worth it?
Hello world,
I would like to know if anyone has been in the same situation as myself or have any advice.
I found this property in a small college town. This is an ideal rental property for college students. The seller is under water on the house and is in the pre-foreclosure stage. The property is in a really bad condition, the repair cost is too high for a flip based on comps. What’s owed on it will not make it a good wholesale deal. I’m thinking this may be ideal for a subject to deal or a short sale. Any advice?
Thanks