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Why did the deal fall through?

Started by JohnLauber · 10 months ago

A home sale falling through is an unfortunate occurrence when it comes to selling real estate. The seller’s been anticipating the ability to move on and the buyer is anxiously waiting to move into their new home. Then something happens that causes the deal to go south and the deal is o ... Continue reading »

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  • Chris Moran

    1 year ago

    Nice writing style. Looking forward to reading more from you.

    Chris Moran
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  • John Lauber

    1 year ago

    Thanks Chris. I appreciate it.
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  • Lisa Sanderson

    1 year ago

    Alternative reasons for #3: The house burns down, or the buyer gets hit by a truck crossing the street, loses their job, or catches the spouse cheating & gets divorce. All these things and more can happen but, amazingly, a much higher percentage of transactions actually close with minimal excitement and fanfare. Thank goodness. I love this busines!! =)
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  • John Lauber

    1 year ago

    So true Lisa. Most do get to closing without incident. It's just been a topic that's been discussed lately at our office sales meetings.
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