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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Mold question
Hey guys,
I'm new and would like your input on an a opportunity I've come across. I found a house that I think can't be bought for $20,000. The ARV is around $120,000. It's filled with mold.
The previous owner obviously had a bad roof and didn't fix it. There are tarps all over the roof. The neighbor said they've been up there for a long time. It's been vacant for a year and the entire house has mold. The house is pretty decent on the outside.
Should I go for it? Thanks