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David Yuhaz
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30 unit apartment building

David Yuhaz
  • Investor
  • Allen Park, MI
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Hello bigger pockets people just got word on a 30 unit apartment building that the owner has passed away and the person I heard from works for the city I live in.  He said that the grounds are being uncared for and he needs to bring a dumpster there once a week.  Not sure how the proceed to get info on property.  Went to the city website and got the tax info on the property and shows that its behind on summer/winter 2014 and summer tax 2015.  Who can I contact to help me with the due diligence on the property just to get educated on how the purchase the a property of this size?

Thanks

David Yuhaz

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Arlan Potter
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Arlan Potter
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find out who owns it.

Find someone who knows the family.

Have them ask what their plans are. 

Then you will know if you can proceed to think about buying it. If so, then proceed to evaluate your options.

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