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When it comes to purchasing a home, some properties can turn into financial nightmares. Here are seven types of houses you should steer clear of, along with one unexpected option that might actually be worth your investment.
First on the list are homes in flood-prone areas. While they may be cheaper, the long-term costs of repairs and insurance can add up quickly. Similarly, properties near power lines or cell towers often come with health concerns and reduced resale value.
Next, avoid houses in declining neighborhoods, as they may face ongoing devaluation. Homes with extensive structural issues or those needing significant repairs can drain your finances, making them poor investments. Additionally, properties with a history of pest infestations can pose long-term problems.
On a more surprising note, consider buying a fixer-upper. While many shy away from these homes due to the perceived risks, they can offer incredible value when approached with the right mindset. With a little vision and effort, a fixer-upper can transform into your dream home, making it a worthwhile investment despite initial concerns.
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