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Ryan Fox
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super old homes for BRRRR

Ryan Fox
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  • Investor
  • NV and CA
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I'm considering buying some 100-year-old SFRs in the Kansas City area for potential BRRRR. I already own two properties in the KC area, but none as old as this. My question is whether I'm going to be inundated with maintenance issues on these properties, even if I do a full rehab in the beginning. While I intend to own them long term (approx. 10 years), will they have any resale value at that point or will they essentially be tear-downs? They are wood frame construction. Thanks in advance -

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