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All Forum Posts by: Austin Wells

Austin Wells has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

My wife and I are currently renting a home that we would be interested in purchasing as our first live in rental.

Our landlord lives out of the country, and utilizes a local property management company.

2 questions:

1. Is it within our right to have a inspector come look through and inspect the house without telling the landlord or property manager? Would an inspector even do that? The logic for this is that we could move quickly with an offer knowing what the inspection shows.

2. In your opinion, should I work with the property manager to communicate our interest to the landlord or should I leave him out and try to communicate with the landlord directly?

The property manager does a fine job, I just don’t want him to shut me out because of him potentially losing a client.

Thanks for your input!