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Quin Weidner
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  • Austin, TX
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Too good to be true? Remote investing and What to ask about

Quin Weidner
  • Developer
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hey guys, I'm fairly new to this. 

I found a deal that looks AWESOME- almost too good to be true listed online as a foreclosure. Even with a hefty repair budget, this looks like a great deal.

Since I can't get up to see it right away to vet it, what specific questions should I ask the realtor?

Should I have a property management company check it out for me?

What kinds of things do I need to make sure I didn't miss?

thanks guys!

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