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Helen Zhang
  • Austin, TX
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what to say to get occupied tenant out of your foreclosure prop?

Helen Zhang
  • Austin, TX
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I honestly have a hard time preparing the right speech to make the occupied tenants feel good about moving out. It is a soft skill I simply do not have, so I am here to learn from you guys. 

I am happy to offer cash, but I do not want them to think that my offer is negotiable. I would like to learn from the pros who have done this a dozen times a year and say these things like a speech that they have prepared before knocking on the doors. 

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