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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Why should I visit the property?
Hi fellow BP members,
As the subject line suggests I'm a newbie.
I'm an out of state investor and am ready to commit to a deal.
I'm seriously looking into a deal along side with a trustworthy real estate agent. My agent (buyers agent) took some pictures and I'm also planning on having the property inspected by a licensed home inspector. My question is, is there any need me for me to go down and walk the property my self?
My naive opinion is that I have no idea of what I'm looking at even if I choose to look at the property.
Your take and personal experience will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,