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Ways to "Sweeten" an offer
Hi all,
I'm just curious, when making offers in competitive markets, have you ever had to "sweeten" your offer? If so, what are some of the oddest and most creative offerings you've made or heard of someone making?
I know that wholesalers will offer to help people move, clear out junk, throw in some cash to help with moving expenses or gas, but what are the most ingenious and imaginative offers you've come made or heard of?