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Bryan Ghorbani
  • San Francisco, CA
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Indianapolis Property Inspections

Bryan Ghorbani
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi All,

As I'm out here making offers and ordering inspection reports for buy and hold strategy, investing for cash flow, what are some deal breakers in the inspection report. What types of things would you walk away from a deal over? What is your tolerance level? My first property would likely be held for 3 years max if that helps paint a picture of how long the glue needs to stay together ;)

I'm asking because the inspectors job is to point out EVERYTHING. For example, the cover panel to the electrical has the wrong screw type and it's listed as a safety hazard. How do you make an assessment of your own after reading the report?

Your help is already appreciated!

Cheers,

Bryan

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