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Nick Clurman
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Best practice selling duplex

Nick Clurman
  • Fair Oaks, CA
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Im thinking seriously about selling a duplex in a c-b neighborhood.  My tenants are moving out on one side and I'm planning on doing a quickie fix-up ( floors, paint bathroom ect.).  Am I better off getting new tenants before listing or have it vacant for a potential owner live-in situation?  Thanks for your opinions.

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Jeremy Brown
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  • Folsom, CA
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Jeremy Brown
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  • Folsom, CA
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Vacant. That is a big selling point for an owner-occupant, who is the most-likely person to overpay. If I saw a listing with new tenants, I’d assume that they weren’t screened as carefully as I would since the seller doesn’t care if they go bad in a few months. 

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