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Diandra Duncan Waiving home inspection? 24 hours to respond
23 June 2021 | 38 replies
You get to keep your contingency in place - in short you can still do a full inspection and still back out of the deal if you uncover something big, of course you can’t renegotiate for anything other than foundation/sewer but you can certainly back out.2.
Axel Norvell Underground oil tank on Houston property
22 June 2021 | 4 replies
Get an ESA I, that'll liklely result in needing an ESA II (due to the fact the ESA I will uncover the tank). 
Samuel Dykstra I can't find deals anywhere!
29 June 2021 | 10 replies
Drop me a PM for links or you can find some recent posts about uncovering intrinsic value.  
Sam Gra First Property Purchased
28 June 2021 | 2 replies
A lot of investors (that are out of state or country) will opt for a full inspection here to uncover any major issues as well as help determine the reasonable  remaining lifespan of things that are more costly like the roof, siding, etc. 
Steven Gore New Investor Looking For Advice
1 July 2022 | 6 replies
Most of them won't work as-is but occasionally you'll find one the numbers start to make sense on if you make a few improvements and that's when you have to dig in further to see if you've uncovered a deal or not.
Maranda Tucker Weirdest/funniest Real Estate Stories!
19 July 2022 | 13 replies
Today I am trying to figure out how to uncover dead bodies. 
Lesley Cabrera Phase III required (way more than I expected)
3 August 2022 | 10 replies
No need in uncovering something that is that hard to find.
Timothy Sorrentino Non warrantable condo
29 July 2022 | 1 reply
Condo issues never get better, they continue to uncover more and more sins and the costs continue to escalate.
Joseph Z. First home first investment
21 August 2022 | 19 replies
So this aspect is where I add value in helping them uncover their goal(s).
Michael Kundrat How would you justify a $1M duplex that is 100+ years old
26 August 2022 | 37 replies
I imagine that this is not an attractive property to too many investors and would need work done on a $1M property - I believe an inspection would uncover a lot of risk, especially on foundation issues being on a fault line too (cracks in walls and all over).The easy approach I am thinking would be to just share with him that I think we are too far apart in pricing and see if he opens up the door to negotiations.There are some value add opportunities to improve the property if it was to be sold in the future, and to increase rent upstairs the bathroom could be redone, dishwasher put upstairs, and perhaps a washer-dryer stand up unit (instead of sharing our machines).Let me know what other questions I can answer - trying to think through this methodically because I like the deal but the price is ridiculous - this would sell well between $700-800 I believe.