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Spam Calls Asking Me Sales Prices On Property

Casey Chambliss
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Over the last 8 months I've received multiple calls from people who ask me if I would be interested in selling both my personal and income properties. They refuse to tell me the name of their organization and only say they are in a group of investors. Their refusal to give me more information has me suspicious that it is likely an organization testing the market to attempt to purchase homes. My fear is there are companies like Blackrock who are funding this to further buy up properties so small investors and potential home buyers are squeezed out of the market.

Has anyone else seen this? 

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