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Updated over 6 years ago,

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Andrew Caldieraro
  • Collinsville, IL
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step-by-step process to purchasing a small MF complex

Andrew Caldieraro
  • Collinsville, IL
Posted

Hello,

I'm hoping I can get an idea what steps I need to take, in which order, for possibly purchasing a small MF complex.  Below is a list of things that I need to do, but I'm not sure what order I go about these.  Does this step-by-step look about right?

A.  Find a complex I'm interested in and run quick numbers / a little research to see if it likely could make sense.

B. Submit an offer, pending inspection and due diligence (Do I need to have a realtor submit my offer?).

C.  Due diligence (how much time should I request when I receive due diligence info from previous owner?).

D.  Have an inspector evaluate the property.

E.  Have any other professionals (contractor, roofer, etc.) evaluate the property based on inspectors findings.

F.  Re-negotiate offer, if needed, based on findings of inspector and/or other professional.  

G. Find an attorney.

H. Find a PM.

I. Find a realtor (is this needed if I find the property on my own?).

First, are there any additional steps that I missed?  Secondly, how does this step-by-step process look?  I'm wondering if I need to find a PM much earlier in this process?

I'd appreciate any help/suggestions!

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