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Ronda McCormick
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Seller wants to know how I got their info?

Ronda McCormick
  • Dalhart, TX
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Seller letters to people behind on taxes. When they ask how I got their information, what do I tell them? Do I tell them that I know they are late on taxes?

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Scott Lewis
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Scott Lewis
  • Developer / Investor
  • Denver, CO
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We get this all the time and your best bet is to be honest. Our standard response is we use a collection of internet based public resources. And we always tell them we know they're late on their taxes and then quickly follow up with how we can help.

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