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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Polite way to negotiate
I consider myself a numbers person when I look at a deal.
Which in turn makes me seem not so warm.
I am trying approach a park owner about lowering his price and working on my negotiation skills.
Any advice?
Articles?
Links?
Thanks in advance