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Krista Cox
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Share property photo in an inquiry letter??

Krista Cox
  • Interior Decorator
  • Mount Airy, NC
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Hi all! 

Total newbie here. I've got my eye on a few neglected properties in my area and the owners are out of state. Im going to send inquiry letters to them and Im trying to decide if I should attach a photo of the house to the letter.  Would that be helpful to the owner, seem professional, or just be creepy?  Itd just be a single exterior shot. 

Thanks!!

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Krista Cox
  • Interior Decorator
  • Mount Airy, NC
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@Frank Luna Great point.  Thankfully, I am sure these houses are vacant so I won't have to worry about that.  

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