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Current tenant not vacated! -- supposed to close today!

Kevin Turano
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The sellers still want to close claiming they "filed an eviction" today. I told them I will not close until the tenants are vacated. ----- However, I was wondering..... what if I told them, since the tenants are not out that I wanted a concession of $20,000,,, a "sellers concession of $20,000 or maybe $30,000??? Would this make the deal good for me? ( the purchase price is $90,000, rehab is $25,000 and the ARV is $140,000 )

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