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So I purchased a home, had a great time in it, my dream home really... but I've recently sold.
I'm now renting and thinking of buying a condo... and/or investment properties.
My question to you real estate professional is... why are there some condos on the market in soon to be (or need to be) torn down complexes? I mean some places are completely boarded up and abandoned yet the condos are still being listed... who would buy such a place? how is it possible to legally sell it? is it just an oversight on the realtors part?
I think the only way to get answers to your questions is to contact the listing agent, or another local agent that may be familiar with those complexes.
I think the only way to get answers to your questions is to contact the listing agent, or another local agent that may be familiar with those complexes.
A perfect answer!!!
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