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Megan Smock
  • New to Real Estate
  • Maryland
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1950s house flip with 6.5-7ft. ceiling

Megan Smock
  • New to Real Estate
  • Maryland
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Hi! I'm new to real estate and starting to look for my first house flip. I recently looked at a property that looks good and checks all the boxes other than the ceilings on the second level of the home being very short. I am worried the home will be hard to sell once renovated. Do short ceilings cause conflicts for people purchasing the home? should I shy away from this one?

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