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Updated over 8 years ago, 04/06/2016

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James Yepez
  • York, PA - Pennsylvania
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Too Much Too Soon?

James Yepez
  • York, PA - Pennsylvania
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What's up everyone!

I hope to get some response...

I'm looking to invest in Baltimore to flip a house. I have a potential listing but it would need a full gut rehab. The owner even told me that all metal and wiring has been removed - no plumbing, wiring, assuming no HVAC, gas line, and hot water heater. The property also has active mold. This property doesn't scare me and it actually kind of excites me to see what I can manage. This would be my very first flip/investment.

Purchase Price 20k

Rehab - Dont have enough details for this.

Comps - 180k

My main question is how hard/much would it be for the mold removal and also placing the pipes, wires, etc.

Seems worth it to me but definitely a tough one.

Please remember I'm a newbie and I'm really just trying to see what's out there and get opinions on things.

Thanks in advance for you opinions!

James Yepez

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