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Tony Karns
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  • Dallas TX
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Should one get a property inspection on every potential deal

Tony Karns
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  • Investor
  • Dallas TX
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I am looking at a property and have made an offer contingent upon inspection and it will cost me 200 bucks. If the loan does not grow through I stand to lose that money. The issues is, if this happens it would be the 3rd property that I have conducted an inspection on without closing the deal. How are others new and veteran investors going about this?  Are you paying the fees for each one or do you have a deal that you work out with the inspector?

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