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Danny Benavides
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Do I need an appraiser or attorney?

Danny Benavides
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Would I need an appraiser or attorney with me when I first go look at a house?

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Russell Ponce
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Russell Ponce
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I brought a contractor my very first time but it didnt seem right to keep asking someone to go see every lead. If you can take pics and hv a savvy associate you can get a pretty good number on a place.

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