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Steve Yoo
  • Contractor
  • Hoschton, GA
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When is an ugly house too ugly

Steve Yoo
  • Contractor
  • Hoschton, GA
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I've just started to look into the area I live in. It is highly sought after for its great schools and low crime. Houses are in the low 200's. I see these 2 homes that are almost collapsing. There is a for sale sign in front. I have not given them a call yet. Are these houses too bad of a condition to wholesale? What do I offer? Home will most likely need to be demolished. Land worth it? Thanks

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