I may just try to find someone local to pick their brain.

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Oceanside and San Diego are both great markets but you have to maneuver the local regulations.

I would network with local investors to gauge their utility bills, pool maintenance, landscaping, cleaning costs...

If my net sale is $300k I would likely use cash out of pocket given the range of local sales in my area and need up to $50k to add to my $300k exchange amount.

I agree with the local experts, it's not usually a big deal, but I've seen some pretty high estimates, but normally they're $500-2k jobs at most and they shouldn't hold up the deal, like James said, but the buyer will have to assume the violations if the seller is not fixing them before hand.

I serve Wilmington, and the surrounding counties and along with local beaches.Sherri Ingle

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