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Potential buy and hold without occupant in years

Selby Johnson
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Hello,

I have  a potential buy and hold as my true introduction to real estate investing in an up-and-coming neighborhood that has not supposedly been occupied in 15-20 years. In terms of inspection, first is there anything I should particularly be aware of when choosing an inspector? Secondly, this is a pier and beam foundation - should I spend the money and get hydrostatic testing prior to purchase of the home? Lastly, what can be done about testing electrical within the house?

Appreciate any advice!

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