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Nikhil Mande
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Due diligence while buying house built in the 1970s

Nikhil Mande
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi all, thinking of buying a property in Dallas, TX area built in 1972. I haven't bought a property of this age before. Trying to do all the usual due diligence. Looking for advice on what all factors to consider especially while buying an older house like this. Will the usual home inspection suffice or should anything additional be done that the home inspectors might not usually look for? Thanks.

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