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Brian Caruana
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  • Syracuse, NY
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checklist for walkthrough--inherited tenancy

Brian Caruana
  • Investor
  • Syracuse, NY
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Happy Holidays to all.

I have purchased a couple properties, 6 units over the past 12 to 18 months.

I am wondering if anyone has a checklist or summary for a routine walk-through on properties purchased with existing tenants.  I have been in almost every unit for initial intros and look-around to address known issues and both properties were fully inspected inside & out professionally prior to purchase.

I plan to get inventory of the make/model of appliances (in case of repair/replacement in future) and working condition.  Plumbing inspection in kitchen/bathroom to eliminate any potential water issues.  I don't want to create issues or expectations that aren't necessary...at the same time I know that if not inspected routinely small problems become big problems later and likely not covered by any of the security deposits.

I appreciate any experienced input, thanks!

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