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David Burton
  • Doylestown, Pa
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Due Diligence Process for Auctions

David Burton
  • Doylestown, Pa
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Hi, I am exploring the possibility of buying a property (Flip or BRRR) through an auction. I would like to do it locally so there are two county's in my area I am exploring (Bucks and Montgomery County, Pa). I was wondering if anyone has a detailed process they follow when analyzing these details and narrowing down the focus? Currently, each auction has approximately 20 - 30 homes on the docket. In observing previous auctions, may of these will not even make it to a bid. What are some tips to find the ones that are most likely going to sell and what should I be looking for in the process? Thanks.

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