Fire, Water and Repair-Heavy Houses
Rebuild and list, or sell now? A worksheet for insurance money, uncovered repairs, carrying months and the net, with when each path wins.
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Selling a Fire- or Water-Damaged House: Rebuild First or Sell Now?
9 min read
- 01The two paths, side by side
- 02The rebuild-and-list worksheet, line by line
- 03How insurance money actually moves
- 04At what point is a house not worth fixing?
- 05What devalues a damaged house the most?
- 06The foothill context: fire zones and debris flow
- 07Disclosure does not go away in an as-is sale
- 08Is it worth it to sell your house to a company?
- 09What this looks like in practice
- 10Getting both numbers on one sheet
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