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Rita Temple
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  • Citrus Heights, CA
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Getting a contractor walk through to estimate costs before trustee sale

Rita Temple
  • Investor
  • Citrus Heights, CA
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Okay.  Newbie question here.  If I'm going to a trustee sale to purchase a property is commonly allowed to do a walk through the house before the sale in order to bring a contractor and estimate costs in order to do the flip?   Just wondering.  I'm definitely going to go to some trustee sales before  actually purchasing, of course.  

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Rocky V.
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  • Arlington, TX
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Rocky V.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Arlington, TX
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You are not allowed on the property and considered to be trespassing.  With that being said I do preview every single property I am interested in purchasing at Trustee sale and do a quick exterior inspection.  You may be lucky and find one of the homes unlocked in order to view the inside but remember you are Trespassing. 

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