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Rod Coleman
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester, VA
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how to sale a whole sale deal fast.

Rod Coleman
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester, VA
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i have  had my first whole sale deal under a 45 day contract for a little over 2 week many lookers no buyers, can any one tell me what i can do to get rid of this property fast. ive tried the local reia and craigslist at this point in a little lost.

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Aaron Thivierge
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Aaron Thivierge
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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You may want to post the craigslist add link here. No offense intended, but if the advertisement is similar to your above posts (misspelling words, poor grammar and punctuation), maybe a buyer is not taking you seriously.  Furthermore, maybe someone should proof read your advertisements.  Again, not throwing darts, but rather telling you my initial impression (as a buyer).  2nd thought is that it's not really much of a deal after all (too little profit margin). 

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