In the aftermath of a natural disaster, investors and bargain-hunters may be shopping for a deal. Here’s what to watch out for, according to Naples, Florida agent Sue “Pinky” Benson.
Source: Inman News
Is now the time to buy a storm-damaged, post-hurricane home?
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