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Brya Freeland
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alexandria, VA
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Bank/REO Property no interior access

Brya Freeland
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alexandria, VA
Posted

I am looking to put an offer on a property, however there are no interior pictures available only a drive by is permissible as stated by the bank. I was thinking of calling the bank myself directly and asking for information on the property. Asking questions on whether there has been extensive damage ie fire, water, etc., does the property have working electric or water, or how long has it been vacant or is it inhabitable?  Just rattling off a few questions that come to mind. Has anybody gone that route before when trying to get more information or details of a property with no pictures prior to submitting an offer?

Any advice would be helpful.

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