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*This is the new aspect for me, so if you guys have any extra tips like "try calling the utilities rather than doing a search", or "always double check with the zoning & permitting boards if you plan on doing STR for air b&b licenses", or even seeing if there are any extraneous departments that can cause headaches later like city inspector or the fire marshal, or some other thing that would be good to know about.Thanks so much in advance everyone --Side note, it is so refreshing to come to a site where people *want* to learn about title.

|As far as an inspection goes, Michael Bender is the most thorough inspector I've ever worked with and the only one I would use on my personal home.

They should say, no, I will do it for you in hopes to get business.I think that a good GC with decades of experience should charge, say $200-$300 for 1) a review of the Inspector's report, 2) a jobsite visit, plus 3) a budget with prices that are pretty close.

---So, get a GREAT property inspector NOT recommended by the turnkey company to avoid bias.2) Misrepresenting Property Class - have seen many turnkey providers in Metro Detroit area sell OOS investors Class C properties as Class B.

@Christina BalivaColumbus, Bay Area Sacramento Indianapolis Eastside TexasDo your research more on those, got a few more to go but wouldn’t want to bore you out DM is always open for further discussions.Thank me later.                                                  

Here's a comprehensive guide on how to conduct due diligence:Property Inspection: Arrange a thorough inspection of the property by a qualified inspector.

You can also call and talk to one of the planners or get an inspector on the phone - might take a few attempts.

I was out of state on a trip and so my sweet wife was the one handling most of the talking with the Wholesaler.When I still like to browse Roofstock I examine each home property report and statistically, 7 out of 10 homes are having problem with foundation/electric/plumbing.Property inspection helped a lot especially when the inspector is good.Thanks,

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