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All Forum Posts by: Jose Ortega

Jose Ortega has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thanks for your replies above. I bought the property after all. The reason I was reluctant is because the facade of the houses is the same in the block which creates a sense of uniformity. Now the street looks a bit like a broken tooth. I have no idea if or when they would do new construction because they left nothing. Sometimes, they leave the shell, not this time. No permits on L&I. Oh well, time would tell.  

Originally posted by @Paul S.:

I'm not exactly sure what your situation is.  Go to L&I and look up the permits to see who is doing the demo and if there are any other permits being pulled for reconstruction and whatnot.  If its the city tearing it down, try to figure out how to purchase the resulting lot.  If its an investor tearing it down, they are probably planning a rehabb of some sort.

Thanks, Paul. Checking the L&I website was a good idea. The house had several violations for a while, so I am assuming they are finally doing something about it. There are no construction permits for new work, but I guess is better to not have a house, than to have a house with open walls. Is not the adjacent house, is two doors over one side. 

Hi, I am buying a row house tomorrow. I was not aware that the second house to the Left was going to be torn down, I discovered this when I drove by. Is there any recourse to stop the purchase without losing my deposit?

Also, assuming I buy this property. How much the appraisal would be affected if any? I am not sure if the house is going to be rebuilt, or if the shell structure is going to remain a shell (they left only part of the facade that has original stone).

I am trying to BRRRR.