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Pouyan G.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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To inspect or not to inspect

Pouyan G.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I recently got under contract for a wholesale property in NC.  My realtor walked the duplex property and gave me a good visual of the property.  I'm in my due diligence phase with 3k emd already in and I'm wondering if it makes sense to pay for a home inspector?  

The property is under contract for 100k and I'm getting quotes for 1k to inspect the property which seems excessive but that's what I'm being told for a 2 unit property.  Would it make sense to send an inspector to see this place at this price point once emd has been sent?  What would you guys do?

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