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Ben Dickey
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Multifamily Inspections | Check Lists | Lessons Learned

Ben Dickey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Hi Everyone -

I am getting ready to contract on my first multifamily property. We are purchasing 3 duplexes all next to each other. It's like a small 6 unit apartment. Are there any good check lists for inspections on multi-family properties? Lessons learned? Best practices for inspecting each unit while they are occupied? Any tips, guides or check lists are appreciated. Unit is in Oklahoma City. Thanks!

Ben

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Rhett Tullis
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Rhett Tullis
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if this is your first time get a good inspector and go over it thoroughly before you get through your contingency periods.  

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