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Isaac Howell
  • Ben Wheeler, TX
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Condemned House Tyler Texas

Isaac Howell
  • Ben Wheeler, TX
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I purchased a house for $15000 and some time in between the purchase and getting the title the city condemned the house. I was unaware of this before it was too late. The seller did not inform me of this. The house must now be brought up to code which will be very expensive. Now I don't know if I should try to sell the house and just get my money back or borrow money to fix it up all the way. Please help.

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