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Price listed, prince under contract, and buyer price

Beatrice Temi
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Hello, Could someone please explain how this works. The prince listed and price under contract. Which price do you inform the buyer? How does it all work together when selling a contract to wholesale? Thank you in advanced.

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Bernardo Tancredi
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Bernardo Tancredi
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Good morning Beatrice,

When communicating with the buyer, you should only provide them with the purchase price. This is crucial for their financial and decision-making process. Additionally, you don't want the buyer to have his decision affected by them knowing how much money you are making. Realistically they will discover the contract price eventually, but for initial discussions focused on running numbers, disclosing the price they will be paying is enough. 

Reach out if you have more questions.

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