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Updated over 9 years ago, 05/11/2015

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Ilya Aksenov
  • Renter
  • Santa Fe, NM
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Emailing brokers

Ilya Aksenov
  • Renter
  • Santa Fe, NM
Posted

I found a property I'm interested in, I wanted to find out what is the right way to contact the broker. For example I sent out an email introducing my self and asking for the numbers on the property. It's a duplex around Serrasota FL, I asked for property tax, HOA, property management etc. Is there anything else I should include? Or certain wordage I need to use to show them that I'm Intersted and they need to take my email seriously.

   Thank you

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