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Gregory Calloway
  • Lee's Summit, MO
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Contacting existing tenants as part of due diligence

Gregory Calloway
  • Lee's Summit, MO
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Hi,

I'm under contract for 6 duplexes and as part of my due diligence I'd like to contact the tenants and just ask them a few questions. First, is this ok to do? Also, here are the questions I was going to ask:

1) How has your experience been at your apartment?

2) Do you like the area?

3) How have you liked working with (existing) Property management?

4) What do you think would make things even better?

5) Are you planning on staying again next year?

If this is a good idea, how would you present yourself to the tenants? What other questions would you ask?

Thanks!

Greg

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