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Reggie Powell
  • Investor
  • Woodland, CA
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Fire damage purchase experience

Reggie Powell
  • Investor
  • Woodland, CA
Posted

Good afternoon all,

I’ve been looking for deals in my local market, as I’m sure all of you are. I keep seeing houses with significant fire damage selling at very low prices. It seems like the bulk of “deals” right now are these houses with fire damage. Does anyone have experience with purchasing houses that have had significant interior fire damage? I’m talking about multiple rooms or even half of the house burned to the studs. Is it just a regular rebuild or do I need to work with the city/county to repermit everything? What are the extra costs involved with fire damage rebuilds?

Thanks for reading,

Reggie

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