Detailed Inspection Report: Ensure you get a comprehensive report that outlines what needs to be fixed, if anything.Gathering More Information:- Talk to the Seller: Understanding the history of the repairs and any challenges they faced can provide valuable context.- Review Historical Permits: Check with local building authorities to see if the previous owner obtained the necessary permits for the repairs.

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Hey my names Kino, and I'm new in the Real Estate field and i’m more interested in wholesale real estate because I'm young and i’m trying to build money to invest into properties, Im 16 do online school so i have much free time to focus on business and cant wait to work with any future agents.

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On the surface it also sounds like you have a lot of local support for managing and maintaining the property but I suspect that will kill off most of the returns.The real information is somewhat hard to come by as the developer controls much of the market, the rental management, and a lot of the previous pricing data as they didn't report to MLS for much of their history.  

I had another but sold it to free up some capital and improve my personal debt position.

Tenant says that we have to give them one month free rent. 

I looking to utilize an 4 family property (1BR/1BA) mix into a future MTR space and would love to chat with some MTR hosts about your experience.Please feel free to PM me.

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Feel free to connect if you have any questions and happy to point you in the right direction.