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        "text": "Selling a rental property with tenants introduces additional considerations compared to selling a vacant property. The key difference lies in tenant rights, lease agreements, and coordinating property showings. A practical tradeoff is deciding whether to sell with tenants in place, which can appeal to investors seeking immediate income, or to wait for the lease to expire and sell a vacant property, which might attract owner-occupants. This choice impacts the buyer pool and potentially the sale timeline.",
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        "description": "Selling with tenants involves managing tenant rights and lease agreements. The decision to sell with or without tenants affects the buyer pool and sale timeline."
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  "description": "Selling with tenants involves managing tenant rights and lease agreements. The decision to sell with or without tenants affects the buyer pool and sale timeline"
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