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Justin Worsham
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  • Burbank, CA
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Question for Flippers

Justin Worsham
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  • Burbank, CA
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I am curious to see if the flippers here think it is worth it to make sure everything is done right to avoid wasting time negotiating credits in escrow or if you think you should do what you can to limit expenses? The reason I’m asking is because I am representing a buyer who wants a house and the inspection came back a lot of issues. Not the usual small stuff either. Open permits, plumbing not strapped, leaks under the house, wiring in the attic not strapped either. I am building capitol to flip myself and think it makes more sense to make sure you can have as clean an inspection as possible.
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