Work on your dialogue with them and don't buy new lists until then because the same thing will happen.

By fostering a transparent and respectful dialogue, landlords can gain valuable insights into their tenants' needs and challenges.

A bit disappointed with the dialogue here.  

For those that do close and are overpriced the sale to list price is on average about 10% less so you are still able to negotiate you just need to get a dialogue going. 

Therefore I would not have full conversations or dialogues with the LegalShield attorneys.

I see the OP's follow up post now and it seems to confirm that interpretation and the need for more dialogue. 

Do i wait to receive the deed which can take about a month or should i knock on the door now and begin the dialogue with the current occupants?

Napier argues that if someone asks you for a discount if they pay you in full, giving them a short timeline may end up starting a dialogue with the borrower about what is happening, and it reduces the chance they will actually pay you off short.

If you have questions about that class of share, or how syndications work let me know I would love to have a dialogue :)

Send me a direct message and we can start a dialogue here.