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Paul Zanger
  • Wholesaler
  • Burlington, CT
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Rental inspection dilema?

Paul Zanger
  • Wholesaler
  • Burlington, CT
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I have a Section 8 renter and my current mgmt company emailed me that the Dept of Housing is asking if I plan to increase the rent. I wanted to find out how well the tenants are taking care of the place before I decide and asked if they could do an inspection. They said they charge $150 to inspect and would provide pictures along with a report.

They also said I am welcome to do a walk through. I am out of state but my mom lives near the rental. How should I handle as I would like to know how well the place is being taken care of... should I just hire my mom to take a look or should I use mgmt co? Thanks in advance for your input!

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