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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What should come first Reno bid or inspection ?? Please help
Hello BP I am looking to acquire an as is sale to do the BRRRR strategy, but confused as to whether I should have a GC look at it and come up with a bid (well multiple bids in one day) or have an inspection done to see what problems there are before having a GC come out.
Having a bid done will be less costly than getting the inspection, but I don’t want to have the GC overlook or miss something that needs attention. Whereas the inspection lays out all physical problems if I’m not mistaken.
I just don’t want big ticket items to pop out of no where , ie. foundation problems, mold, termites or whatever else that can be an unexpected headache.
Please help? I appreciate all tips advice and solutions thanks !