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Gina Martin
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Inspection of small apartment / Multi-Familu

Gina Martin
  • Leslie, GA
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I have found an Investment property I am really interested in.  It has a single family home, a 4 plex, a 3 plex and a separate studio apt, all on the same lot.  It is all currently rented and appears to be in really good condition with many upgrades and improvements.   IT is however an older property, built between 1941-1960.   Do I make an offer and then add the language regarding passing inspection (as I will be getting financing for this property) and if so, is there a specific language I should use???  I will be talking with my agent as well, but I wanted to ask the experts on here as well.  Thanks..

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