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Sion Nickson
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Sion Nickson
  • Central, NJ
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Hello BiggerPockets community, I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on what would make the most logical sense on one, when to get an inspection done on your property before selling it, and two, when should I do a title search for liens on the property? Was pondering on doing both right after getting bids from prospective contractors instead of waiting until closing. I am located in Central New Jersey. Any thoughts? Sion Nickson

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Harsh Patel
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Harsh Patel
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You do not need to get inspections done, but it is your choice, you can sell as it is or it is good to have all the inspections done, buyers like it that way but either way, and you need to make sure your title is clear before you sell it, legally you cannot sell your property if you have a lien, i would recommend you to clear any liens before you sell it.

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