Bought A House Without Seeing It And It Was Completely Destroyed
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- We bought this house 2 weeks ago and found out that the entire flooring system was ruined upstairs and downstairs. Come walk through this house and get a feel for what its like being a full time real estate investor!
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I hope you have the budget to rip open that subflooring, make it deeper and level. My subfloor is uneven, shallow parts, deep parts. Wasted opportunity because evert other house in my neighboorhood has a basement and they dig half one up that i'm too tall and fat to access myself and do mateince.
We replaced everything and made it level
Great video Tommy
Appreciate you!
Great vid
Thank you!
"Not gonna pull permits..." And why would that be?
Extra cost, more time, more hassle, etc.
If the house is outside city limits he may not need permits. That is how things work in Texas. Rural = no permits needed.
WHY????? THAT is NOT worth $75,000. That is a complete tear down. I wouldn't waste one CENT on it.
What if it was in San Diego lmfao
Where is this property? What State/town?
Brooklyn NY
@@TomHarr I recently sold TWO very nice houses in Arkansas (one with nice furnishings) for that amount. I lived in Bayonne NJ at one time so don't know WHY anyone chooses to live in the NY-NJ area with those house prices!! To each his own I suppose.
If all else fails, you could have a career in tightrope walking! :D
hahah