ilmscore | Prediction Details
"you had it rebuilt so the house that they're buying doesn't have fire damage you H you got rid of a house that had fire damage tore it down rebuilt a new home so you're going to get a home inspection on the new house and it's going to be done to code so I don't think that that will be a factor"
By BiggerPockets | June 11, 2024 | Correct
From video
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Interpreted Prediction
Selling a house that was rebuilt after fire damage will not be an issue as the new structure will pass inspection and not carry the original damage stigma.
AI Evaluation Notes
While rebuilt homes generally pass inspection, the stigma of fire damage can still impact resale value and buyer perception, making the prediction partially correct. Market conditions and specific location also play a significant role in the final outcome.

Prediction Details

Topic
Real Estate Sales (Fire Damage Disclosure)

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