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Multi Family Contingencies
Hi all. I am close to pulling the trigger on my 1st multi-family. We currently own one that was inherited but have never purchased one before. What are some, if any, contingencies you can ask for? I am very green on this and could really use your help. Much thanks.
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This may seem obvious, but I would make sure it is a legal multifamily. For example, not an illegal 4 plex when it should really only be 2. Lots of old properties have been chopped up to accommodate more units than are allowable by code.