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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Do you visit a property in person before putting in an offer?
I'm new to REI, and it sounds like finding deals is a very competitive process. For investors who find deals through the MLS, how many of you visit a property before putting in an offer? Or do you just submit an offer before even touring the property?
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If my realtor can look at it, I put an offer in site unseen. I just look at pictures. I can always have an out with my inspection if somethings not right. I also have the time between when they are accepting the offer or giving a counter offer to look.