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Abdul Azeez
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HUBZU Property: Potential issues and concerns

Abdul Azeez
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Monroe Township, NJ
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Hello Folks - I am thinking about making an offer on http://www.hubzu.com/property/0007110154379-53-Hoo...

The Agent I am working with says since these are sold as is, I could put a financing contingency but nothing more. My concerns are what do I do if an inspection uncovers structural issues that can make the investment unprofitable or what if title search reveals liens against the property or if other such issues come up. It seems unrealistic that I would need to incur expenses on the above items before submitting an offer. How should I handle this situation? Also, do I need an attorney to look over the offer letter before submitting?

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Brian Jordan
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Brian Jordan
  • Columbus, OH
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I'm an agent in Columbus, OH. I've used Hubzu to purchase properties for myself as well as other investors. I've been involved in 20-30 transactions with them dating back to 2010 when they used to be Altisource. All of their customer support and transaction coordination is handled out of call centers in India. There's a good chance your agent couldn't make contact with the listing agent no matter how hard they tried. Phone calls, emails, smoke signals...nothing works. Not a big deal to me as I could care less. Regarding contingencies, each property is different. Some allow them, others allow none including financing. You're realtor will be able to figure that out when they go to submit your offer. The title companies they use are regional and may not even be in your state. They're the ones that have made the transactions the most difficult for me. I've found them to be slow, unorganized and not big on customer service. I've talked to others that love them so maybe it's just me. PM me your email address and I'll give some tips and tricks that you and your realtor can use to get the best deal.

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