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Matthew Ficorilli
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Trying to wholesale a property while tenants are being evicted

Matthew Ficorilli
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I'm looking for advice/experiences with this question. I am trying to wholesale a house while the tenants are in the process of being evicted. Their past due on rent and the next court date is December 16th (first court date they lost and they appealed). It doesn't look like there going anywhere in the immediate future. I'm confident when I start marketing this that it will close fairly quick. I'm sure wholesalers have accomplished this, just looking for any tips on how I can do this as smooth as possible. Thanks!

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Richard C.
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Richard C.
  • Bedford, NH
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Pay them off.

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