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 | I had a seller ask me to sell his home and find him a new home to buy without moving until his new home was ready. In an ordinary real estate market, this would be pretty simple to accomplish. In today's market? Not so much. My challenge was to make the buyer understand that he would have to follow my directions to the letter and believe that I could do it, and it would happen. I'm happy to say I made it work. It's sort of like walking on water without a paddle board. | |
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