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Precious Thompson
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When a potential buyer goes to see a property should a contractor be there for the viewing  because as a new investor I wouldn't have any idea on an estimated repair cost or is that what the inspection is for?

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If you can't assess the work that needs to be done or the cost to do that work, you're going to need someone to help you with that process.  A good contractor can do that for you, but keep in mind that if you're asking a contractor to view properties with you, you'll likely need to compensate him for his time in some way.

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