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Chanel Realegeno
  • Real Estate Investor
  • SF Bay Area
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Deal or No Deal?

Chanel Realegeno
  • Real Estate Investor
  • SF Bay Area
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I have found a fourplex with fire damage. I looked at the property yesterday and it has good bones. Only two units were effected during the blaze. I saw the fire damage renovation report and it will cost $335,000 to repair it.

The woman is trying to sell it for $275,000 but made an offer of $230,000.

The loan is paid off and she has about $275,000 of untouched equity in the property.

It needs a new roof, new wires, and drywall. It could sell easily for $610,000+ after it is repaired.

Its my first deal and I just want to know if it would be worth it to persue it.

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