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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Unsolicited text and calls inquiring about purchasing property
I am a small investor (10 rentals) and I receive multiple calls and texts daily (even at my workline) asking if I would be interested in selling property I own. Is there a way to stop this without changing the legal oner of the properties. On a side note I thought it was illegal to send unsolicited messages to a cell phone, is this not the case?