My simple and straightforward advice is it's not worth any more at this point.It used to be super easy to get your registration. 

If we're talking about a "real estate" investor the obvious better investment is "New build" If you're experienced or want to maximize net worth through development, new builds offer more upside.Thanks again!

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With no renovations needed, we took it straight to resale and sold for $170,000 on the same day.

In return, I’ll gladly give you the resale listing with a standard 2.5% agent fee.That said… I’m still trying to figure out the best way to connect with the right agent.

A dated bathroom can drag down resale value or even affect your enjoyment living there.

We are talking like $180 a foot for resale of multifamily which is pretty good in some downtown markets mostly like german village in columbus. 

After confirming the income potential, I transitioned it to a long-term tenant for passive cash flow and positioned it for resale.

For anyone thats had any types of deals like this with older homes and big ticket issues known right off the bat has it still been worth it or is this something to just run from?  

If you're in a short time horizon I don't think it's worth buying.