All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

You must do your "Due Diligence" on the seller.    If the agent is not helpful go to the city.   Do some estimates, speak to tenants.   Ask the city about calls for service (like were there any fires) - lead the due diligence process do not wait.  Then, make an offer contingent on what you do not know.  The agent has to share that with the owner - and you push harder. In the end - if you can not get what you want.  Do not walk away - RUN!

I am an international fiancial investigator and president of the International Due Diligence Organization.   I work with professionals in all fiscal disciplines to help with information and due diligence.