Before you buy

Make the unknowns visible before you commit.

A property can look like an opportunity and still carry a long list of practical work. A pre-purchase assessment helps you understand what you may be taking on.

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Look beyond the listing

See the property as a transition project, not just a purchase.

The question is not only “What does this property look like?” It is also “What will it take to make this property what I need it to become?”

01

Visible condition

Document practical conditions that may affect cleanup, repairs, finishes, turnover or readiness.

02

Likely transition work

Identify areas that may require attention before the property can serve its intended next use.

03

Questions to investigate

Surface issues worth discussing with the appropriate licensed professionals before you make a commitment.

04

Decision context

Turn observations into a more practical picture of the work that may follow closing.

Important distinction

A Rehabtology pre-purchase assessment does not replace a licensed home inspection, structural inspection, environmental assessment or other professional inspection required for a purchase decision.

Our role is to add practical transition and readiness context around the property.

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