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Nelson Del Castillo
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Buying a house to flip with out testing the

Nelson Del Castillo
  • Investor
  • trumbull, CT
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Would you buy a property to flip with out testing the well, why and why not? I have a home under contract at about 70 cents on the dollar the property has well water and because the home is winterized, I will not be able to test the well water quantity, and quality, unless there is a way to test with out running water to the house.. what is worse case senario with a well? What other due diligence can I do... This is a bank Owened property built in 1972.   

Connecticut, new haven, 

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