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Posted about 1 year ago

Is It a Good Idea to Ask For Next to Nothing Down?

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Joining Mark are:

  • Erik Peterson
  • Teria Harris
  • Tate Litchfield
  • Scott Todd

They talk you through the answers to:

  • If the lower the payment the easier the sale, why don’t we do it all the time?
  • When does this approach make sense?
  • Does it increase the chances of loan default?
  • What systems do you need in place to have success with this strategy?
  • Does it affect your workload?
  • Are there other unintended consequences?

Mark also poses the idea of low down payments as part of a brand strategy.

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Scott:

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Mark:

Use ChatGPT to enhance your headlines when posting on Landmodo and don’t cheap out on your Landmodo subscription. I always say marketing is an investment.

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