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Posted over 8 years ago

It All Fell Apart (The House)

I encourage you to read my previous post to get all the dirty before continuing. Read it? Okay.

I decided to pass on the house for a couple of big reasons: All of the major systems have failed in that house. I couldnt leave the inside the way it was and expect to get the rent I wanted and make up the difference. I just dont have access to enough money to make the numbers work. If I could pay cash for everything, I could make it work. 

Would you invest in a house that needed new roof, ac, electrical, sewer lines and or septic tank? If the numbers made sense, why not? Unfortunately they dont. The hardest part is walking away from a deal that you want to make work. 



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