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Kenny Oliver
  • Avondale, AZ
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Flying out to see the property

Kenny Oliver
  • Avondale, AZ
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Hi guys so I'm flying out to see a property in New Jersey today. It's a duplex one unit is being rented one is vacant but set to be occupied in April. I'm going to see the vacant unit with my agent today but I had a question regarding the process. Once an offer is in place and the seller accepts and it's under contract. Do I need to be there for the inspection or can I have the inspector go at it alone? This will be my first multi family property out of state. So any advice or tips are appreciated.

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