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Deal-Getting

Sellers – Make Them Want You

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Hey Moguls, Doug Van Buskirk back again…

If you want to get a higher percentage of your lowball offers accepted by motivated sellers, then this lesson is going to be the most eye-opening journey into human psychology that you’ve ever been on.

So strap on your seat belt.

How many times have you heard the phrase, “If you’re not making offers, you’re not making money”?

It’s true, but I’d like to piggyback on that to say, “If your offers aren’t getting accepted, then you aren’t making any money.”

I’m going to take you step-by-step how and why you need to pre-frame and position your lowball offer to boost your offer – deal ratio so that you can make fewer offers, do less work and still get the same amount (or more) of deals.

The kicker with all of this, as you well know, is that the seller needs to be motivated. Without that X-factor, your mind-control skills will lose their pizzazz.

How to Make Them Desperate…

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