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Spencer Wilson
  • Stamford, CT
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What to do!!??

Spencer Wilson
  • Stamford, CT
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Hey guys,

In my neighborhood an elderly woman recently passed away. About three weeks or so now. She lived on her own and now her house is just sitting there. I feel so bad even thinking there is a deal to be had om this poor woman's passing, but I can really see this as a prime piece of property. House in decent condition, great neighborhood and surrounding area. I'm a newbie so I was thinking about a wholesale but I have no idea what her family plans to do with it. I'm actually not even sure she has much family because she never talked about them. How would you go about this in the most tactful and respectful of manner?

Thanks,

Spencer Wilson

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