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Graduating to MF. Should I hire an inspector?
I've rehabbed over 30+ homes and I just inspect/GC the projects, so more or less I know what to look for most of the time when I walk the properties. I'm not perfect, but I catch most of the larger CapEx repairs.
Recently picked up a 24 unit apartment complex (12 unit + 12 unit - 2 miles apart).
I hired an asbestos inspector. Otherwise do I need to hire an inspector for the rest of the general stuff? Is this necessary since this is my first MF?