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Lear R.
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A Better Way To Sell A Property With A Tenant

Lear R.
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  • El Paso, TX
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Hi I'm going to be attempting to sell two of my rental properties this year, does anyone have a decent strategy, that works with the tenant in the property? I tried to sell last year and ran into more headaches than necessary, and this was to get the property viewed by potential buyers.

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Anthony Dooley
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Anthony Dooley
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Market it to investors as a turn-key rental property. Make sure to state any recent repairs/improvements to the properties. List the current rent and what the rent could possibly be. List the estimated ROI and recurring expenses. If you have long term tenants, this is good. I love these kinds of deals because they cash flow on day one without renovating.

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