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Updated over 14 years ago, 05/19/2010

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  • Seattle, WA
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We often talk about due diligence but what does it mean to you

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  • Landlord
  • Seattle, WA
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Due diligence is an important part of real estate investing. I have invested in single family homes for years and have a good idea of what is involved.

What areas to you look st when in investing in a residential or commercial properties?

Please share why it is important to look at each area because I think sometimes new investors fail to see the importance of such things as location, condition, demographics, books and records, market saturation, supply & demand, cost of repairs, what to inspect, etc.

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