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  • Transcript Hey, this is Zach. Is this the owner of 8229 E. Six ave? Hey, this is Zach. Is this like? Oh, got it. Well, I'm just following up. Are you the owner of 82229? E six av. Awesome. So, are you interested in selling that property? Nowhere. Oh, sorry about that. I was just asking if you might be interested in selling your property at 82229 E six f. Could you repeat that? I'm not sure I caught everything. I apologize. Oh, sorry about that. I was just asking if you might be interested in selling your. Property at 82229. I was wondering if you might be interested in selling your property at 82229 e six. Staff. Got it. No worries. Can you tell me a little bit about the property? Like what's. The condition. How's the roof, the AC and all that? Oh, I see. So just to clarify, Are you still considering selling the property? Or like, are you not interested at this time? Okay, got it. So just to confirm, are you, like, still thinking about selling the property? Haze. Oh, I see. So, are you still considering selling the property, or have you decided to hold off? For now. Great. So can you tell me a little bit about the property? Like what's the condition? All right. So how's the condition of the property? How's the roof, the ac? And all that. Got it. So is there anything specific that you think I should know about the. Condition of the property. All right. If you don't mind me asking, why are you considering selling the property? Got you. Sounds good. So when are you, like, looking to sell? Are we talking about a week? A month or a longer time frame. Okay, cool. And what's the ballpark range you're looking to sell the property for. Oh, okay, I see. Just to clarify, what price range are you considering? Got it. So can you give me a ballpark figure for what you're looking to? Sell it for? you're welcome so just to wrap up would it be all right if i discuss this with my partner and call you back tomorrow to talk about it further or maybe
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