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Logan Reinard
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  • Cortland, OH (44410)
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When does a property become TOO distressed?

Logan Reinard
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cortland, OH (44410)
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I’ve been looking for distressed homes that need some work to flip but I’ve walked away from many houses that need more than what I’m willing (or know how) to do.

I tend to walk away if the house has some crazy weird layout, floors that aren’t level, and bad foundations.

Generally speaking, when do houses become too distressed for you?

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Bob Anthes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Port St Lucie, FL
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Bob Anthes
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  • Port St Lucie, FL
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@Logan Reinard every deal is different, depends on what you buy it for and the market. If the numbers work and you have a good contractor could be a win.

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