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Inam Rehman
  • Duplex Investor
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Scheduled First Showing On Investment Properties

Inam Rehman
  • Duplex Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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BP !!

I have finally after months of researching properties scheduled a visit to duplexes/triplexes that seemed interesting to me. I am really nervous and have no idea how the whole buying process goes! What to look for in property!

I know when property looks good on outside but im worried i might miss something big before putting down an offer which i believe is before we are allowed to do professional inspection.

So basically first time buyer, will be meeting a "real" real estate agent for first time ever and so much more!

Can you guys please help me with some Do's and Dont's !?

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Jean Bolger
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Jean Bolger
  • Aurora, CO
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Are you just meeting the listing agent? (That's how I understood your post, at least) If that's the case, I think you should definitely get your own buyers agent, and one who has worked with investors- ideally, one that owns investment properties themselves! Won't cost you any more, as the commissions will come from the seller. Some will say you can get a lower offer accepted without a buyers agent, but that is nowhere worth the hassle/risk for a new investor. You want someone on your side. Interview several and pick a good ally.

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