Apartment Inspectors

innocent x

My management company said that the titled peoples are coming tomorrow to the building. They didn't elaborate on what they're "inspecting" --- is this normal? Buyers perhaps?

ben

It could be any number of things. Some possibilities:

1) HPD inspecting to see that old violations have been corrected so they can be removed of record
2) Bank inspector doing an annual inspection to see that the building is being maintained
3) Appraiser inspecting units for a reappraisal, possibly as part of a refinance
4) Contractor inspecting items like faucets and toilets to be sure there are no leaks
5) Insurance inspector making sure there are no hazardous conditions that could lead to a fire

etc.

It could also be that they are showing the building to a prospective buyer but they would have to tell you that sooner rather than later. If the building is for sale there will be a number of prospective buyers and then all of the people listed above will probably come through as well so this would become a regular occurrence.

ben

It could be any number of things. Some possibilities:

1) HPD inspecting to see that old violations have been corrected so they can be removed of record
2) Bank inspector doing an annual inspection to see that the building is being maintained
3) Appraiser inspecting units for a reappraisal, possibly as part of a refinance
4) Contractor inspecting items like faucets and toilets to be sure there are no leaks
5) Insurance inspector making sure there are no hazardous conditions that could lead to a fire

etc.

It could also be that they are showing the building to a prospective buyer but they would have to tell you that sooner rather than later. If the building is for sale there will be a number of prospective buyers and then all of the people listed above will probably come through as well so this would become a regular occurrence.

ben

It could be any number of things. Some possibilities:

1) HPD inspecting to see that old violations have been corrected so they can be removed of record
2) Bank inspector doing an annual inspection to see that the building is being maintained
3) Appraiser inspecting units for a reappraisal, possibly as part of a refinance
4) Contractor inspecting items like faucets and toilets to be sure there are no leaks
5) Insurance inspector making sure there are no hazardous conditions that could lead to a fire

etc.

It could also be that they are showing the building to a prospective buyer but they would have to tell you that sooner rather than later. If the building is for sale there will be a number of prospective buyers and then all of the people listed above will probably come through as well so this would become a regular occurrence.

smokin joe

i've never heard the term "titled people" (aside from british peers). if he means a title company, my understanding is they do their work online or in city or county records depts, not on site. sounds odd to me.

smokin joe

i've never heard the term "titled people" (aside from british peers). if he means a title company, my understanding is they do their work online or in city or county records depts, not on site. sounds odd to me.

smokin joe

i've never heard the term "titled people" (aside from british peers). if he means a title company, my understanding is they do their work online or in city or county records depts, not on site. sounds odd to me.