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Apr 28, 2018 9 min

Don't Negotiate Price!

from Nate’s Real Estate Thoughts Hosted by Nate’s Real Estate Thoughts

Today I talk about being a transactional engineer! When you study your paperwork and you know it very well, you can start negotiating terms and other minor things instead of just price! You can change things in their favor and get the price you want! Become a transactional engineer and watch yourself close so many more deals!

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