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Posted over 3 years ago

A Guide to Due Diligence for Buying Houses

Due diligence is perhaps the most unfairly (and unwisely) ignored topics for real estate investors. Due diligence is when you verify what you think is true while a property is under contract. It includes third party inspections, examining the lease, rent roll, operating statements, etc. With apartments and office buildings, it's even more complicated. But it's something that you absolutely do not want to shortchange.

In this video, we give a brief primer on how to do it right.


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