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Buyer’s Letters: Pro’s (Prose?) and Con’s

“Buy on Bread, Sell on Cheese” In the wine industry (which I otherwise know nothing about), “buy on bread, sell on cheese” means that if you’re a wine buyer, you’d be well-advised to eat a piece of bread in between tastings. Because bread is neutral, it will clear your palate for the next wine. By...
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Appealing to Buyers’ Emotions (vs. Pocketbooks)

Playing Down the Price “Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.” –Samuel Johnson The real estate equivalent of Johnson’s line is, “when you’ve got nothing else (left?) to sell, sell price.” That’s not to say value is irrelevant. With ever-more discriminating consumers, online information, and high tech tools and savvy generally, value has never been more important....
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“Buyer is a Licensed Real Estate Agent in the state of Minnesota”

The Corollary to, “No One Washes a Rental Car” What’s the significance of the disclosure — required in Minnesota — that the Buyer is a licensed real estate agent? In my experience, two things: One.  The Buyer is more sophisticated (or should be), and therefore, at least in theory, the deal can progress more quickly and...
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