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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to avoid wasting time showing the house to buyers?
If I have a property under contract and I am marketing it (craigslist, REIAs, etc), what's the best way to handle all the requests to see the property on the inside? After all, it's not my house yet, and my seller will find it quite vexing to show it time and time again.
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@Paul Winka Easy. Stop marketing it before you own it. Close on the property and then show it to whomever you'd like.