How can I be certain I’m getting exactly what I’m paying for?
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jacob.martin101
ANSWERS: 10
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Any purchase is automatically an agreement that the buyer and the seller have reached the price both are happy with. If you haven't reached that point, you paid too much.
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Be a good negotiator, Inspect the details of the house & bargain for the best price.
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Check product stats before buying Compare prices
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You gotta *believe*, brother! Praise the Fed! ;-)
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Check the expiration date!
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Look for the union label. If it's there, buy foreign.
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educate yourself. ask questions, do research, prepare, prepare, prepare.
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Don't ever buy a "cat in a bag". Check it out first. "Test drive" it. Don't pay up front if you're in doubt.
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Price and value are functions of a fluctuating market. A good price is what the market will bear. Compare prices. Do research. Expect the merchant to make a fair profit. Realize that there will always be a better deal than the one you got and always a worse one.
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Prepare a list & when offering a price for the house, state exactly what you expect to convey with the house.
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