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Adam Bielous
  • Wayne, NJ
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Asking For Financials

Adam Bielous
  • Wayne, NJ
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Hello all!

I am looking to purchase a 2 unit investment property. I wanted to know what is the best time to ask for the financials of the house such as the operating expense that the landlord pays and rent receipts? Do you do this before you make an offer, during attorney review, or after attorney review while under contract?

Looking forward to learning more as I am brand new to this process!

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Sean T.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • MA
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Sean T.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • MA
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Hey @Adam Bielous, I expect verifiable financials immediately. I would never do anything without them. Often times there will be some loose numbers in MLS or with the realtor.

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