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Smart Questions = Better Offers đźŹ
Small checks that save big money, boring diligence that beats flashy deals, and one repeatable rule that protects your downside.
THE PROPERTY TIP
Hey crew, this week we’re focusing on a simple discipline that quietly wins deals before you ever negotiate price.
No clever tricks, just leverage: understanding why the seller is selling before you worry about how much they want.
Most buyers negotiate backwards. Smart investors negotiate from motivation first, numbers second.
Let’s break it down.
PROPERTY INVESTING
đź“„ The Motivation Gap
Before you submit an offer, ask the agent three questions and listen carefully to what they avoid answering.
How long has the property been held by the current owner
What is the seller doing after settlement
Is timing or price more important to them
You’re not looking for the answer. You’re looking for friction.
Long settlement needed. Probate. Divorce. Vacant property. Rental already moved out. These are pressure points, not red flags.
Why this works:
Price is only one part of the equation
Timing solves more deals than discounts
Motivated sellers trade certainty for flexibility
Simple rule:
The more flexible you are on terms, the less flexible you need to be on price.
Use this once and you’ll never submit a blind offer again.
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