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Rich Weese#2 Off Topic Contributor
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NEVER let it get HARD!! Read post for more

Rich Weese#2 Off Topic Contributor
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I'm talking EMDs here, guys. Today at 11 a.m., I'll close my second multi million dollar deal in less than 2 weeks involving properties in 2 states. I had a 50K deposit on one and a 25K deposit on the other. In NEITHER case was the deposit ever at risk. If I can do this on larger projects, why aren't you structuring your deals this way?
As a previous poster said, you need to gain CONTROL of the seller. Anyone interested in more info on this? Maybe I should do a blog--or post. I don't think it is allowed to do both. How many think blog is best? How many think post is best? Thanks. Rich in FL.

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Mark N.A
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Mark N.A
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I'm certainly interested in hearing more, Rich. I'll read either post or blog, but I favor posts.

Then again, it seems like you're gathering enough material for another book!

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