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r buyer to make the deal attractive.
That’s it. That’s how you calculate the most you’ll pay for a property. But that’s not what you SHOULD pay. It is the maximum you’ll pay. It is the deal-breaker. You will not pay one penny over the MAO. Your negotiations should lead you as far below the MAO as possible. The difference in amounts is additional profit in your pocket. What you SHOULD pay is the minimum price below the MAO that the seller will accept.
We call this the MIN-O.
Have a rich week,
Lou
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Lou Castillo
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