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Pete Nater
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  • The Bronx, NY
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an old boarded up, built in 1880, total gut house for $200K where the ARV is $710K in Long Island, NY

Pete Nater
  • Investor
  • The Bronx, NY
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Attn Rehabbers: In general would the average experienced rehabber deal with an old boarded up, built in 1880, total gut house for $225K (topic says 200K but it's 225K) where the ARV is $710K in Long Island, NY? needs new everything, inside and out. My wholesale fee is already taken into account separate from those numbers. I'm thinking yes, because I keep hearing that replacement cost is still less expensive than new?

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