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Would you buy a house that has significant fire damage?

Peter Korty
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Hi BP Community,

Would you buy a house that has significant fire damage? I found one on Zillow today for $19,500 FSBO. Mostly curious is all.

Thanks for the help!

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    Lesley Resnick
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    I buy and reno fire houses and have made money doing it.  I do not recommend it for a first project.  It is a skill and requires a greater understanding of renovation than doing a smaller renovation.

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