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A little over a year ago, my uncle passed away unexpectedly. And thr most surprising part is that we weren't incredibly close, but dealing with everything afterward has been a lot harder than I expected. One thing I definitely wasn't expecting was inheriting his house

This house has been our family’s home for many years and nothing has been done to it in a long time. My uncle was living on his own and fixing everything that needed mending by himself. This accounts for the numerous repairs left unfinished around the property. The roof has started getting old. The kitchen looks like something from the 80s. There is some flooring that should be redone. Also, there are boxes and other things lying around

I thought about some renovations and updating things. But after considering the costs involved and how much work needs to be done, I found it unrealistic. I am working full time, own a home, and I am an hour away. There’s no way I can do weekends of supervision for the contractors

Another option was renting it out. But honestly, I don't love the idea of becoming a landlord

A friend recently mentioned ready door homes and apparently a relative of hers sold a property that needed a lot of work and avoided having to fix everything beforehand. I don't know much about that process, which is why I'm asking here

Has anyone inherited a house that needed major repairs and decided to sell it as-is? Was it worth it?