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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking at a Fixer Upper
Hello all,
I'm looking at a condemned property with the interest to give it a good ol' rehab and flip. Being condemned, it can already be assumed that rehab will be high, but I want an idea of how high. I know BiggerPockets has a rehab calculator, but what are your beginning steps in this? Do you visit the property to learn what needs fixing and then run a calculator? Do you hire an inspector early on and get a report before the calculator? Any advice on the first steps on this matter would be great!
Thanks,
Logan Snake
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There's no way to estimate until you know the reason it was condemned. I've seen properties that were condemned due to a earth slide and need $500,000 of geo-technical work.