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Presenting Offers

Via Real Town

Presenting an offer is an exciting proposition for even the most seasoned industry professional. But this is also a delicate time fraught with pitfalls and confusion. Industry experts Saul Klein and John Reilly take a couple of minutes to hit the highlights of important parts to consider when navigating this critical detail of the real estate transaction.

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