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How to see the property you are wanting to wholesale

Luke McDaniel
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Hey all,

I just sent out my first batch of direct mailers to absentee owners with tenants in place and have started getting call backs from landlords who are interested in offloading 1 or more properties.  The issue I am running into is being able to go see the properties in order to get pictures, check out the property so I can properly make an offer.

I have tried asking to see it and the push back I receive is "I don't want anyone scaring my tenant off and leaving if they know I am selling the property so I can't show you the inside, but here are some pictures I took a couple months back" 

Of course, I would like to get in and see the property myself but haven't had luck. 


If anyone has run into this, I would greatly appreciate some suggestions on how to navigate this or avoid this in the future. 

Thanks in advance for the help!

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