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Whitney Robert Caldwell
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Perfect BRRRR in Maryland for auction in 7 days. What to do next?

Whitney Robert Caldwell
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  • Washington, DC
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So I recently came across a 3B/3B semi detached single-family home up for auction in 7 days. It looks like a great BRRRR to get my feet wet with property ownership. Opening Bid is 100K, local homes appraise around 260K. My CoC ROI evaluation seems okay, but I'm a newbie and have no instincts! I'd like to make a move but not sure what I should do first. Please advise, thanks for reading.

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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How is it being auctioned? An auction will typically require all cash no contingencies. Also understand that the opening bid is typically set very low tp draw maximum interest. It may end up selling for significantly more. 

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