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Mariah Sanchez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Wholesale long distance -feet on the ground advice

Mariah Sanchez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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I am starting my Wholesale journey. Had a few things I wanted to clarify and see what you all do. I plan on hiring someone to look at properties for me, $50-$70 to walk through the property, takes videos and pictures for me. Do you suggest I hire an Agent for that area? Can I hire Agents for onesie twosie projects productively like that? I'm still trying to figure out what market I want to focus on. Would you ever considering hiring help through Craigslist for some average person to walk through for me? Second Question: how much do you usually pay for the inspection? Is there a certain type of inspector I should reach out to? (Are they all pretty general, or certain people for certain parts). And that is usually done within a ten-day period IAW the subject to that is added to the contract? And if the inspection comes back bad, that's when an addendum is added correct? Or inspection before any of the signing occurs

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Daniel Harbuz
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Daniel Harbuz
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We have usually had agents to walkthroughs for us. If they know you are a serious investor they will do it. 

Inspections cost $500 in Cincinnati at least not sure on your area. 

If you are going to hire someone to do the rehab they will probably look at it for free. 

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