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Doesn’t Everybody Have To Win In The End? | The Griffin Realty Group | Ask-A-Griffin Podcast #46

February 18, 2021 By: Eric Category: Agent Tip, Ask A Griffin Show, Buyer Tip

Doesn’t Everybody Have To Win In The End? | The Griffin Realty Group | Ask-A-Griffin Podcast #46

Although there is no such thing as a perfect negotiation, it is a fact that once a contract has been signed, in essence, both the buyer and the seller have entered into a win-win scenario. For the buyer it’s best to focus on the victory of getting the seller to have chosen you as the winner!