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Nick Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Parma, OH
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Physically moving a house in Northeast Ohio

Nick Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Parma, OH
Posted

Hey everybody, 

I'm looking at a potential value play that would involve moving a small house about 30 miles to a new lot.  The house is one story, very small. 

This is in the Cleveland / Akron / Northeast Ohio area and through Google searching I was only able to find two companies that are semi-local and move houses.  Neither has answered/returned phone calls or emails.  I'd hate to let a potential deal slip by simply because I can't find someone to do the work. 

Has anyone in Northeast Ohio ever physically moved a house to a different lot? If so, who did it for you?  Does anyone have the slightest idea what something like this would cost?

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