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        "text": "Preparing an occupied rental property for sale requires careful coordination with your tenants. Reviewing your lease agreement for clauses regarding property showings and tenant cooperation is a critical preparation step. You may need to negotiate terms for property access, such as scheduling showings within a reasonable notice period, and potentially offer incentives for their cooperation in maintaining the property's appearance during the sale process. Clear communication helps manage expectations for both the tenant and potential buyers.",
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        "description": "Coordinate with tenants and review lease agreements for showing access. Clear communication and potential incentives can help facilitate the sales process."
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