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Updated over 4 years ago,
When is a property too distressed to buy ?
I’m starting my real estate journey and have mainly been buying vacant land through tax sales. I notice an upcoming sale with a lot of houses listed. So today I did a drive buy of all the houses and talked to as many neighbours as I could. One of the more promising houses I was told if filled with dangerous mold, many unsealed points (which I could see) and has a history of water damage. Vacant for 10 years.
This house along with all the others I was told the same thing again and again... don’t buy it, it’s a tear down.
So I’m wondering where do you other more experienced investors draw the line for “distressed”?
*As a note the tax sale prices are around $8000 but could get bid up.