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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

House fire flip insight
I am considering making an offer on a big house that has had a fire in it recently it’s all boarded up so I can’t see how bad the damage is from the outside. I do see the huge hole in the roof which is normally from the fire department.
I am wondering what extra expenses I might expect or anything that a beginner flipper won’t think of.
I am in Washington state and not sure when the fire was so I’m sure there will be some mold and rot from the rain.