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Rehab property: Home inspector or general contractor needed
Hi All,
I'm looking at an early 1900s property in the Columbus area that would need a full rehab being sold AS-IS. I'd be doing a lot of the work on it myself or with the help of knowledgable family and friends, but hoping to get an "expert" opinion before I buy so that I don't get myself in over my head. Hoping to have someone walk the property with me and help me get a better overall picture of what is needed and any particularly concerning problem areas. Not sure if this would be the domain of a home inspector or general contractor, but would need to be someone familiar with distressed properties.
Anyone interested or have a suggestion on a trustworthy person to contact?
Thanks in advance!
Dan
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