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David Telp
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Red Lion, PA
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How would You Proceed?

David Telp
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Red Lion, PA
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If a house is for sale by a realtor and listed as a fixer uppper, is this a good property to persue.  Is it possible to try to assign a property when it is listed by a realtor or is it best to focus on for sale by owner when trying to assign a propery. After cheking into records I see that both owners are deceased and the property is still listed in there names on the county website as owners.  They do have surviving adult kids but the house as of now is still listed under the decesed parents names and they have been gone for a few years.  This seems like a possible motivated seller.  your thoughts

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