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Michael Gee
  • Denver, CO
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Seller want one inspection

Michael Gee
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hi everyone

I have a quick question about doing an inspection for a wholesale deal. The sellers have had tenants in their property for 8 years and have decided to sell their home. They have been really great tenants from what the seller tells me. I have the property under contract but the seller wants to get the inspection complete in one shot because he doesn't want to bother them too much.

Now I know we are obligated to have as many inspections as needed so if need be, we'll just have to do that. I have one buyer who looks promising for this one inspection, but no one else as a back up if he decides to not take it. Im putting all my eggs in one basket so I'm wondering if I should just market for a back-up buyer and if so, do I just market the property as a deal but looking for a "back-up buyer"?

Thanks for reading

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