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Buying Properties -With Utilities Cut off
I'm looking at buying a property with cash where the utilities are cut off . Typically I'd have a property inspector inspect the property before buying it but since the utilities aren't on should I just Have an Electrician, Plumber, and HVAC tech inspect the property instead ? How would you move forward ?
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@Lynnette E. I’m not sure if it’s a red flag or not but it lists in the mls that the seller will not turn on any utilities or make any repairs