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Amit Raghavan
  • Danville, CA
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Cleveland Older Homes Advice

Amit Raghavan
  • Danville, CA
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I recently started investing in Cle and looking to add more. I've narrowed down the neighborhood/zip codes but as you are aware most of the housing stock is old. My SFH are post 1950s but some of the multi fam I am interested in are built in the early 1900s (over 100 years old). While my preference would be to find something past 1950s or so, I know many of you invest in older homes. Any advice/feedback on what to look for in older homes? I would def be getting a home inspection but curious about your strategy. Or do you just walk away from homes built before a certain period no matter how appealing the numbers are? Appreciate it!

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