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Who determines the price of a house?

Adam Macias
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  • Fort Collins, CO
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Who determines the price of a house?

It's always the buyers.

Always. Always.

It's not the Realtor.

It's not the Seller.

It's not the Appraiser.

It's not Zillow.

It's not the News.

Only the buyer.

Doesn't matter if it's 70% of it's ARV.

Or if it's $100k over asking.

So having the right buyers is the

most vital piece of a successful RE career.

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    Spot on! The buyer sets the price—but the real win is structuring the deal so the numbers still work after taxes and financing. That’s where long-term wealth is built.

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