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Dan Marzec
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Stow, OH
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Rehabbing a remediated meth house

Dan Marzec
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Stow, OH
Posted

I'd like to get some feedback and opinions on this.  Is it worth rehabbing a professionally remediated meth house?

The house is in a class C neighborhood with a lower crime rate according to realtor.com.  It has been gutted to the studs by a professional remediation company.  The exterior of the house is pretty decent, nice actually.  The house can be purchased for next to nothing (approx. $2,000).  Could potentially be flipped, but would rather keep as a rental.

Should investors run from these properties or are these great investment opportunities?

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