Due Diligence when searching for a property can be likened to having an eye in the proverbial window. That is, if you do not want to see something that could potentially cost you thousands of dollars go to waste because you were not diligent enough to look for it properly in the first place. You see, due diligence is the process of looking for information (good and bad) about a deal before signing on the dotted line.
One of the primary keys to due diligence is organization. With any business venture, there are always documents that need to be examined and signed. Real estate sales is no different. And with real estate sales, there are also tenders and bids to review – some of which you will need to sign and date. Thus, proper organization of documents is vital.
But when it comes to real estate sales, you want to …