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Kyle Z.
  • King Of Prussia, PA
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Do you always use a home inspector?

Kyle Z.
  • King Of Prussia, PA
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This question/s relates to due diligence and inspection of potential properties.  for the purpose of of explaining my exact circumstance I am looking at a 30k Single family home and plan on using it as a long term rental. 

Do you always use certified inspectors before buying a property?

If not, how do you determine the condition of certain items like 

  • HVAC units
  • Electrical wiring
  • foundation issues 
  • Roof issues
  • Drainage issues

Is there a good book anyone can suggest that explain what to look for when inspecting properties?

Thanks!

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Antoine Martel
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Antoine Martel
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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It's always a good idea to get an inspector to inspect your property. I would recommend it when you are first starting out

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