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Chad K.
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Have a police to view vacant home in rough area?

Chad K.
  • Charlotte, NC
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Has anyone ever used a police or any type of security to view a vacant home In a rough neighborhood? Since in most vacant homes there may be squatters or other trespassing individuals

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Scott Carder
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Scott Carder
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If I need a security detail to look at a house than I have ZERO interest in owning that property. People have to look past the projected numbers on paper and imagine what the numbers will really be. No thanks.

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