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Jarrod Lugo
  • Boston, KY
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First investment property (4-unit NH area)

Jarrod Lugo
  • Boston, KY
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Hello everyone! I have been reading through a lot of the topics available on this app and it has been helping a ton. But I want to see personally what other experienced investors do when they are at a showing for a property they would be interested in. Such as a checklist, questions to ask the current landlord, bills showing proof when roofing and siding and other renovations were done, etc. thank you!!

-It’s a 4-Plex 2-1 bd, 2-2 bd.

-Rents are below median average

-New vinyl siding

-Roof only a few years old

-all long term tenant 5-15 years

(Also.. I’m going with my real estate agent this week to look at it, any advice before then would be much appreciated)

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