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Ryan Cole
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How to go about introducing yourself to inherited tenants.

Ryan Cole
  • Investor
  • Morgantown, WV
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I know what I do/have done, but I'm curious to hear how some of you handle introducing yourselves to tenants inherited via purchase.  Do you send letters? Call? Knock on the door? Or all of these. Please share, thanks!

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Brandon Turner
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Brandon Turner
  • Real Estate Broker
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No technology can make up for being genuine. Put yourself in their shoes, would you want someone to use gimmicks on you, or just introduce themselves and explain the situation? Don't over think it. Put the gadgets down and interact, you'll be glad you did.

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