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James Kojo
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Is it customary to request financials before the offer on multis?

James Kojo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Scottsdale, AZ
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If I'm analyzing deals on multi's, should I expect to get the trailing-12 and rent rolls before I make an offer, or do I review those during the due-diligence period?

Thanks,

James

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Ray Harrell
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Ray Harrell
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If someone is open enough to share them with you, then by all means! A seller who has nothing to hide will likely share. Someone who is selling a dog will probably want to conceal as much as possible. When I bought the seller gave sporadic information even after the offer. I soon found out why. His records were inaccurate and he hadn't been collecting rent, and the building was stealing electricity.

If/when I decide to sell, I'm going to provide rent roll and rents collected, utility bills, repair receipts, etc. I think people who take care of business will provide full disclosure, because for them full disclosure is a selling point.

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