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Romie Graham
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Should I proceed or pass

Romie Graham
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Hello everyone, let's get straight to the point.  I found a property that fit all the criteria to be a great wholesale opportunity. The only issue is after doing my due diligence I see it’s more than 100k owed in back taxes, should I proceed and try to wholesale it or just move on? Also how long will the city let a property like that sit before they do something?

Thank you

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