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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Duplex Wholesale solutions needed
Appreciate others ideas on this one.
I am wholesaling a duplex. One side is quite uncooperative about leaving. They are arguing that they weren't served correctly for eviction, blah, blah.
How to best handle this in regards to potential buyers wanting to get in to see property ? It needs work. If listed on MLS, I could say that there would be no interior inspection with out accepted offer but that seems silly in this case.