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Multi-Family Only Sold as Is
I've seen a few multi-family listings around the Atlanta area and the listings all state the property will be sold as is. Is this common in multi-family transactions or is it a red flag? I do want to add multi-family to the portfolio and the next one would be my first. Thanks.
Alex
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I would say it's not too out of the ordinary. What I would see more as a red flag is if they're not allowing you a due diligence period, or if they are saying you need to put down hard earnest money.
Have you bought any multi-family in Atlanta before? I may come across some deals from time to time I can send your way.