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RE: the fire, problem properties are actually a hot market... flippers love those. In reality that's a fantastic photo for marketing purposes.
by brandall10 3y ago
RE: the fire, problem properties are actually a hot market... flippers love those. In reality that's a fantastic photo for marketing purposes.
- lelandfe 3y ago“Motivated seller”
- Fatnino 3y agoFiresale
- fallinghawks 3y agoHot market indeed
- 8ytecoder 3y agoIt’s a great excuse and the price is usually right to rebuild to your taste. Almost all new construction happens in areas that are newly developed. It’s cheaper to rebuild these houses than to tear down one that’s sold for a price that includes the structure.
- stef25 3y agoIsn't the damage from the fire trucks' water worse than the fire damage ? It's like the whole house going through a very long car wash. Wood, electricity must be wrecked.
- jandrese 3y agoIf you were planning to gut the place to flip it anyway this is not a problem.
- rootusrootus 3y agoThat much damage means it's getting gutted to the structure to be repaired anyway. And wood is pretty much impervious to water, especially a one-time thing like a drenching from a fire truck. We build houses in pouring rain all the time, it's not a big deal. Sometimes it adds a week or so to the build time, but frequently it has no effect at all.