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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

195 Unit High Rise Concerns
I'm looking at 195/unit property in Indianapolis consisting of two 9 story connected buildings built in 1951. Roofs, windows and central water heating have all been replaced within 5 years, but the central gas fired boiler may be the original. I've never looked at property like this and am curious what concerns I should keep in mind. My biggest concern is replacing the boiler which I will assume I will have to do at some point (or a major overhaul).
There are a number of concerns that are obvious like owner paid utilities, window AC units, but are there any other major red flags in high rise buildings that I should be aware of?
Thanks for your help!
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elevator service/maintenance, actual payroll and other expenses. I know the deal you speak of... I would run crime report for it.
- Ivan Barratt