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Tom R.
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  • Cypress, TX
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LOI/PSA accepted 200+ unit in Atlanta - Need an Inspector for DD

Tom R.
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  • Cypress, TX
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Hello BP folks,

I just picked up a 200+ unit in Atlanta GA that we'll be syndicating and I could use a recommendation for a seasoned & thorough property inspector for our DD process.

I'll be in Atlanta end of next week (March 29th ish) so need to line up another good inspector option soon.

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Brian Adams
  • Syndicator of Large Apartment Buildings
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Brian Adams
  • Syndicator of Large Apartment Buildings
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@Tom R., awesome and congrats.

If you are using 3rd party management, have you asked them for recommendations?

For the 1000 doors I bought in Atlanta and the 500+ units I have under contract, I have used connections through management company. 

By the way your lender will order and you will pay for a property conditions assessment (PCA). 

I made this mistake when I first started. I engaged the services of a property inspector to do a report. My lender used someone else and didn't accept my report so I paid twice.

Good luck!!

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