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Noah Dunlap
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Overstepping my bounds?

Noah Dunlap
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Shippensburg, PA
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There's a specific off-market duplex in my area that I'd like to buy. I've been hitting the owners with direct mail for a few months now. I was considering sending them a few offers without even seeing the inside of the property, but I'd like to find out some more information before doing so. Would I be overstepping my bounds to ask the current tenants about the house and owner? As an investor, would it irritate you if someone was interviewing your tenants about your property?

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Corey Hawkinson
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Corey Hawkinson
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@Noah Dunlap Yes, that would irritate me. This seems to be crossing a line. I know people are shocked to hear this, but many real estate investors like the properties they own and do not want to sell them for 40% of what they’re worth. Maybe they don’t even want to sell for 100%, but people that send letters don’t offer 100%.

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