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John K.
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tenants refused to let us in during a showing!

John K.
  • Investor
  • Madison, WI
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I had a interesting experience today, had a showing on a duplex that I'm very interested in - and the first side had no one home, and a nasty dog barking - so we decided to try the other side.  The current tenants threw a fit, saying the place wasn't ready to show and that they never received notice (as my Realtor is holding her phone with the confirmation email that the showing was confirmed).  Then after just walking around the outside of the unit, another tenant comes out from the same unit and says "oh we can't even find out how much it's for sale for" - apparently the internet is broken and so are the two phone numbers of listing agents on the sign out front.  

Good times...   So gonna have to try again.  Anyone else ever have fun like this? Whats the worst you've seen during a showing?

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Paul Wurster
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Paul Wurster
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  • San Antonio, TX
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This seems like an opportunity. You could justifiably offer low and make a contingency that they not renew the current tenants. They are probably on a month to month now. Just make sure you get to inspect after they move out.

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