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Originally Posted by GDSOB
Sorry to hear that. Might be a situation where you just want to cut your losses. I'm sure you could sell it "as is" as long as you disclosed the foundation issues and it would sell at a highly discounted price to market. This issue is what you have in the property- hopefully you aren't in too deep or haven't cashed out on a ref.
Could be the definition of a money pit...
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I've been here 26 years. Kinda got stuck after the divorce BUT it is paid for . So I guess I could sell as is, take the equity and run.
Oh I've also been told that it is prolly a "teardown". New owner likely would raze and rebuild. But oh baby I imagine I would take a HUGE hit on price.