It’s in an area where OKC demolished some historical black neighborhoods to make room for the health center and interstate, and it’s finally starting to get momentum to rebuild.The house was built in the last 10 years and looks modern, it's in good shape with a small backyard.

. :) and or had to send in the 5k retainer and watch it erode kind of like a snow cone melting in texas summer heat.

The circumstances were shaped by a historic event.

(You still must of course keep the unit habitable,  and that could still be quite costly depending on the shape of the building)And when it does come to raising rent,    if possible do it in a few steps so it gives them more time to adjust.   

The #1 thing that cripples new real estate investors is the bad information and even TMI they get from people who shouldn't be giving advice or "coaching" in any way shape or form.

This house wasn't in that bad of shape.

Your feedback will be invaluable in shaping the solutions I develop.

The house is in pretty rough shape and we are trying to determine if it is worth rehabbing or if it is better to tear it down.  

The home we bought was from 1860 so I wouldn't hesitate to update it as long as the overall foundation of the home is in great shape. 

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