As expected and typically we found it in terrible condition.

They come back about once a week for 6 months to get it into rentable condition again.

For that reason I'd recommend using FHA, living in it for at least 2 years, and then moving on if you so choose.Keep in mind that FHA is a little strict on the condition of the property, so you will not be able to invest in a fixer upper unless it qualifies for a FHA 203k loan, which will finance rehab and wrap those costs into the loan.

Also the condition of appliances.I would certainly want a price concession.Good luck.Bill

With that bein said, weither its free or not, living in these conditions with two small children is not safe.

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O ya I had to go there =) And I said it with a high smile on my face.Actually I bought this property under a highest and best condition.

I also did a little bit of digging and researched each one of the properties to see what the story was behind the house to see if it was still a good mail to candidate regardless to the condition of the house.. absentee owned?

I just bought a house and tore out the carpets which were on top of some hardwood floors that are in great condition.

They own the property free and clear, but the condition of property is very bad and practically needs to be demolished.