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Updated over 9 years ago,
Seller says "I don't want people going through there or I would have listed it."
With all the recent posts about wholesalers, I thought I might ask what I should do on this one.
My seller inherited a house that is currently occupied by a family member. He wants to sell to me but is OK if I assign it later. He just doesn't want people going through the house. I understand his concern.
What can I do up front so that anyone I might want to assign to won't necessarily need to peek inside to make a decision?
Here is what I have so far:
- Inspection by a licensed inspector
- Engineer report on the foundation (It's Texas and the house was built in the 50's)
- Lot's of pictures
- Room dimensions
- Should I get a GC in there to do a bid?
Thoughts?