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Has anyone purchased from Rehab Kings in Cleveland?

Ricky Nigro
  • San Jose, CA
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Hi,

I am wondering if anyone here has every purchased a property through Rehab Kings LLC in the Cleveland OH area. Any info you could share would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

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James Wise#5 All Forums Contributor
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Never heard of them. Not many rehabbers in Cleveland selling properties in Cleveland whom I haven't heard of. I'd imagine they are a brand new outfit. So I doubt you'll find much if anything on them.

Important to note that new doesn't necessarily mean bad. It doesn't mean go though. It's just totally unknown. So just make sure you do the proper due diligence & it doesn't matter who sells you the property. If the deal is good, it's good. Get yourself a 3rd party inspection & an appraisal.

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