When you buy a used car, you always look under the hood and you “kick the tires”.  If you buy an old fixer upper at a great price, you’ll tend to tolerate more issues or defects than you might if you bought a performance vehicle at market price. The same holds true for acquiring real estate, but in order to assess the value of the real estate, and confirm it’s in the condition that the seller represents it to be, you need to do some investigation. Listen to Tony Rosenberger, President and Chief Operating Officer of Chapman Properties as he and Mary Guinee, Strategic Development Officer with Civil & Environmental Consultants explain this process.