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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

You found a potential investment: Now What?
Hey BP,
So I wanted to gauge everyone’s to-do list as to what you guys do right after finding out that you might have a potential property as an investment.
I believe I have one and here are are what I think I need to verify before putting an offer in.
1. Rehab costs
2. Property taxes
3. Insurance
4. How much the units are currently renting for
5. Who pays for utilities (Tenant or I)
Is there anything else that I should verify before submitting an offer and making sure my numbers do add up?