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Andre Medeiros
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • dartmouth, ma
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Off-market deal breakers

Andre Medeiros
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • dartmouth, ma
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I met someone who is looking to sell a multifamily way under market value. I'm doing my due diligence now. What red flags or hidden traps should I be looking for? Second leans, structural issues, terrible neighborhoods; these are just a few things that Iv looked into and they all seem good/non existent. What am I missing that could come back and bite me in the *** after I close? Much appreciated.

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