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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Couple of questions about yellow letter responses
Hi guys, hope you are all doing well,
I have a couple questions about the yellow letters I have been sending out. When people call me, how do I respond to:
"Make me an offer!"
"Can you come out at so and so o clock to look at the house (when in reality i have to work these hours)"
Also, what if someone asks me something about like, options, or subject tos or something unfamiliar to me, and i dont know how to answer? do i ballpark it, or just come out and say i dont know?
Thanks everyone