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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Bought a house site unseen
Full disclosure - I am a big believer of not buying $30k pigs. Against the sound advice of
@Ben Leybovich I like to dabble in low C class every once in a while. Usually a quick turn and then an owner finance to an investor or I'll rent it out until I get tired of the tenant class. During the hot summer months in AZ we like to escape to the mountains and in my boredom I will bid on properties at trustee sales. If the purchase price and risk is low then I'm fine buying site unseen. So I purchased a pig for $25k which would rent for around $650. Completely forgot about it until this morning and sent one of my handymen out to access the remodel. Here are the pics he sent back:
After wiping my tears I couldn't help but laugh. Note to self
DON'T buy site unseen.
DON'T buy pigs.
Find something better to do than buying random houses. Boredom has a price:)
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Oh my...HAHAHA
Moses is shaking his head right about now, sayin - I lead these schmucks out of the freakin desert and this is how they behave...trading pigs...it ain't kosher...should have left them in the freakin desert!
Hahaha