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Curtis Mears
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Buying First Rental Property

Curtis Mears
  • Property Manager
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I just signed the contract for my first rental property. I am sure I paid to much, but it is a great looking home and turnkey. Does anyone have referrals for home inspectors. I am sure the real estate agent knows some, but I like to have options. I have been trolling the Biggerpockets site for a while. Thanks for all the great tips/ideas.

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Jonna Weber
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Congratulations on your first rental!  Everyone's criteria is different for the buy. Move in ready has it's advantages.   I used to live in the Raleigh - what a nice place to live!  

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