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  "name": "Will I get less money for my property if it's tenant-occupied?",
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      "name": "Will I get less money for my property if it's tenant-occupied?",
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        "text": "The impact on sale price varies. If the property is attractive to investors, a tenant-occupied home with a strong rental history can be a selling point, potentially maintaining its value or even increasing it due to immediate income potential. However, if the target buyer is an owner-occupant, a tenant-occupied property might sell for less or take longer, as they may prefer a vacant home. The market in specific areas like Brickell or Key Biscayne also plays a role in how buyers perceive tenant-occupied properties.",
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        "description": "It depends on the buyer. Investors might value immediate income, while owner-occupants may prefer vacant properties, potentially affecting the price."
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  "description": "It depends on the buyer. Investors might value immediate income, while owner-occupants may prefer vacant properties, potentially affecting the price."
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