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Updated about 8 years ago, 12/14/2016

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Mike Warder
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
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No power for inspection?

Mike Warder
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
Posted
Touching base with everyone to see how they handle inspecting electrical items (including HVAC) when a home has been vacant for a while. Will power companies turn things on for a day so you can inspect? I'm worried about an issue arising after acquiring the property. This is an REO built in 1995. With this new a home, do people just assume things are probably in order? Thanks in advance!

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