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Perry Wyatt
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Perry Wyatt
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City, NY
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HI everyone. I have been an agent for just over a month in NYC.  I closed a few rental deals and I'm hungry to start sales.  I went to an open house for a condo and I overheard a buyer shopping for herself.  I knew I should have talked to her, but I had no idea how to approach her.  She left and I lost an opportunity. Any tips so this doesn't happen again? Thanks! 

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