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Shawn Zimmer
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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What to Do When You Have A Lemon?

Shawn Zimmer
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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In a lot of trouble right now with a fixer upper - major foundational issues, built on a flood plane, and the place is just full of mold. Really thought I was getting myself a good deal but the inspector missed a lot and now I'm kinda flatfooted. It was a foreclosed property too so I'm dealing with the bank. Do I have any legal standing here? I've kinda sunk a lot of my seed capital into this one but do I cut my losses or is there another option to pursue?

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