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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Seller wants an a offer before viewing property
I'm trying to buy a Triplex and I've run across two separate seller's who have asked me or my agent to submit an offer before allowing us to do a walk through of the property. Is this standard practice in R.E Investing? It seems counter productive.
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I never inspect until I get my offer accepted anyway, so it wouldn't bother me. Just make the offer contingent on your inspection.