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Updated almost 10 years ago,

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  • Specialist
  • Northern CA
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Should I hire a lawyer/attorney for Due Diligence on MHP

Account Closed
  • Specialist
  • Northern CA
Posted

So I have found many potential deals in the MHP market and trying to narrow down the best one for me. I have read the BP Due Diligence checklist along with many other checklist on the net. I also have considered paying Dave and Frank @ the MHU website along with some others to review all the paperwork, P&L's etc.

For someone that is new to MHP investing, I would like to hear from some seasoned vets on my best approach to reviewing all paperwork and determining the best deal for me. My concern is that I will miss something or not be able to identify some type of falsified documents or numbers buried in the paperwork. Recommendations please

Thanks BP

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