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Andre Crabb
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Someone to look at houses?

Andre Crabb
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
Posted
Hey there BP, One thing that's been holding me back from making a purchase is that I'm traveling. I'm not physically in the city where I want to buy. I'm planning to target off market (auction) properties and was thinking if I could only have someone look at the properties I'm interested in, send me photos and videos, and maybe even get an estimate on ARV or rehab costs, I could proceed. Is that something some agents would do? Or contractors? Appraisers?

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