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DuRon Netsell
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Columbia, MO
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As the wholesaler, should i get a foundation estimate?

DuRon Netsell
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Columbia, MO
Posted

I am in the very beginning stages of trying to a wholesale a house that is conveniently located right next door to me. The house needs a good rehab as well as foundation work. The foundation has numerous cracks over a inch wide in the basement. Despite the massive cracks, the foundation actually seems to be in relatively OK shape. I imagine the basement will just need a few piers put in.

My question to you guys is should i bring in a foundation guy to give me an estimate before bringing the house to my investors in order have a rough budget of repairs needed and make sure 40k is not needed for foundation work or should i just bring the house to the investors and let them get the estimate?

Thanks,
DuRon

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