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Kyle Swarts
  • St. Louis, MO
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How to know when distressed is too distressed?

Kyle Swarts
  • St. Louis, MO
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I see some houses in pretty dang bad shape, but they're sub 10k. Are these guys just so bad that the rehab just isnt worth it? Or are people scared to tackle certain properties that look that bad?

I'm hungry for a first deal and I am willing to take on the crappiest of crap if it will have ANY ROI.

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