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Susan Capeta
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sub standard

Susan Capeta
  • Los Angeles, CA
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i'm in california.. im going to a probate auction to buy a house. 2 of the house is in substandard condition here is one http://tinyurl.com/pzvbha9

1. what are the steps to make it livable condition?

2. does it take a lot of work to get the city to approve it?

3. do i have to tear it down and build new?

4. what are the exact steps to make this livable again? 

5. what does substandard mean when they say it.. does it mean the city says it is substandard? 

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