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Peter Prawel
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How do you KNOW your lender isn't going to buy your find?

Peter Prawel
  • Contractor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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I was wondering if any of you have had doubts in sharing your candidate property address and price? If it's a sweet deal, then they could just delay your proposal and jump on the phone.... Maybe it's just me. I felt TRUST was worthy of a discussion. How do you confess everything you know and feel the organization isn't going to beat you to the punch?? Trust. Tell me how you do it.

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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I will tell you the number 1 reason, and it has nothing to do with trust.  It does have everything to do with why the lender is a lender.  Ready?  Here it is:

The Lender won't steal your deal, because they don't want your deal.  If they did, they wouldn't be lending in the first place.

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