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Updated about 1 year ago,

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What to check on older properties.

Kal Wol
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Hello awesome BPs,

I have started the journey very recently and I am actively looking for deals and in the meantime educating myself along the way - reading the forum topics, listening to the podcast and everything in between.

I am in the process of going with the multiunit prop in Frederick MD and the building is 125+ years old. I have gone to the site and it looks good and they have done a renovation on it as well. But looking at the age of the building, I am not sure what kind of things I should be aware. I am going to have the inspection on it if I am going to proceed on it.

I just wanted to see what things to consider in general when dealing with older buildings.

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