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Are Real Estate Seminars Worth the Money?
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Continue readingFood for Thought When Partnering or Joint Venturing
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Continue readingReal Estate Contract Earnest Money
by William Bronchick A buyer will usually put up earnest money to bind the contract and show that he is a serious buyer. Most sellers ask for the earnest money deposit because they are afraid of tying up the property and rejecting other potential buyers. How Much is Necessary? No specific amount of earnest money […]
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