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Lee Zhao
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  • Las Vegas, NV
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An Abandoned Property I Want to Buy

Lee Zhao
  • Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Hi BP investors, just cross my condo, there is a vacant unit about a year. I don't see anyone coming in and going out. The trees at the patio are so overgrown that they already reach the balcony of the second floor unit. I found the owners of the unit who are out of state. A month ago, I mailed them an inquiry letter, introducing myself, telling them the status of their unit here, and asking if they were interested in selling it to me. So far I haven't heard from them. What should I do now? Send another follow-up letter? Send them 1-2 offers in the letter? Is it worth pursuing? Any advice/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance?  

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