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Ryan Dossey
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Tips for checking out a derelict property?

Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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So my business partner and I are checking out a Derelict property tomorrow. From talking to the Estate manager it is in pretty rough shape.  It is boarded up. I will be taking a flashlight, gloves, drill, hammer, mask, and firearm. Is there anything else I should plan on bringing? What should I  look for out of the ordinary? I know to make sure it was winterized. It will be my business partner and I. The lawyer representing the family will be there. But will not go inside. 

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Ryan Dossey
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@Frankie Woods it actually went really well. It wasn't in nearly as bad of shape as I was expecting. Some graffiti and lots of spiders. But other then that it has potential. 

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