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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Jerome Harrod II
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  • Baltimore, MD
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Any quick tips on quickly and simply explaining real estate contracts to people?

Jerome Harrod II
  • Professional
  • Baltimore, MD
Posted

Let me share with you that tonight I nearly died. I sat through a mind numbingly boring 2 1/2 hour meeting, shadowing a buyer's agent, just to learn one thing.
To learn simpler ways in explaining real estate sales contracts to a client.

I'm no lawyer, but in the ever going journey to make my customers/clients lives easier, I come to you all with a contract question. 

How do you explain a real estate sales contract in simple laymans terms to clients?

What do you know about speaking simply without jargon?

Do you even do that in your business? Why or Why not? 

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