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Wescot Washburn
  • Property Manager
  • State College, PA
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When looking at an off market property.

Wescot Washburn
  • Property Manager
  • State College, PA
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Hey I am trying to start getting into the game and I actually just sent someone who had a property listed on apartments.com a message asking if they’d consider selling it.
What questions are you asking the prospective seller and what are you looking for when you walk the property? What is the most important red flags to look for and what are the biggest green lights that it’s a place you’d like to get in on? 

Thanks for the advice!