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Justin Hannah
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  • Idaho
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Off market... lets say 20 unit Help

Justin Hannah
  • Specialist
  • Idaho
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So this is not pertaining to any specific property just yet but my question is, if i soon give an offer or LOI for lets say a 20 unit complex that i identified through direct mail and my cold calling efforts, what team members will i need to help me complete the deal? So i have bought several residential multi family properties before and for one, they seem easier only because i am familiar with all the due diligence that i need to do and two, they have all been on market so i was working with an agent and title company. Do i call a local commercial broker and offer to pay them to help me through the process? Hire RE attorney that knows the ins and outs? i just feel like there is more to the commercial side with reviewing all the leases, property disclosures, surveys, inspections and so on that i might miss something for my fist couple deals of this size. Maybe im way off in my thinking. Any input is much appreciated! Thanks!

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