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Dana Brown
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due diligence

Dana Brown
  • Beaverton, OR
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Hey everyone. We were searching the site for any post that outlined the "due diligence" process and couldn't find anything that applied. Does anyone have a step by step process or form they use and are willing to share??? 

Thanks for reading

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Craig Richardson
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Craig Richardson
  • Newton, MA
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I agree with what everyone else has said, DD will be different for different types of investments as well as from property to property. Because there's so much diversity from market to market it might help to get in touch with a few local investor savvy realtors near you and see what they have to say. Most (good) agents are happy to help because a smart investor can mean more/easier business. They tend to know the local markets better and might also be able to point out potential pitfalls or perks.

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