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Updated 11 months ago,

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Fabian Escobar
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Existing tenant asking for a phone call

Fabian Escobar
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We have an existing tenant in our single family home rental property. They would like to schedule a phone call to discuss future rent. “Ideally we would like to sign a longer term lease and it would be incredible if we could do it at a reduced rate” please keep in mind this tenant have asked multiple times in the past that want to purchase this property and we have said ‘no’. 

What do you all think this phone call should be handle? Any feedback or advice you might have would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Fabian

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