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"EXPLORE the UNTAPPED POTENTIAL", I love the agents unyielding optimism.
Does that count though? If it isn’t even legal to live in yet, I think we should add rebuilding costs to be accurate. I could afford that $10,000 with help from the bank, but wouldn’t have the first idea how much it would cost me to make it livable. Can you still get a mortgage or house loans on materials to rebuild?
Holy shit. How does that have a positive value? Still, Pittsburgh... hm...