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Stephen Brown
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Timeline to Closing - when are things due

Stephen Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
Posted

Hi all,

We recently settled on a 101 multifamily property in Ohio. Throughout the process things were a little bumpy.

One thing I found was we didn't seem to have a timeline process. We had a very extensive due diligence checklist as well as a checklist of of things to do to get to closing.

It all got done but I hope for our next deal that it would go smoother.

What I would like to find out if any of you can share a timeline for your due diligence item groups as well as timeline of things to be done to get to closing.

I hope that if I have a better clue as to when things should be done that things can go smoother next time.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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