After a purchase as large and life-changing as a luxury home, there’s a risk that clients will experience buyer’s remorse. This is especially true in a highly competitive market in which buyers may not be putting in the necessary time and consideration.
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Help prevent buyer’s remorse with these 5 tested tips
Published in Agent, Associate Broker & Senior Global Real Estate Advisor, Capital Sotheby’s International Realty, Danielle Wiedemann, Help prevent buyer’s remorse with these 5 tested tips, Leading in Luxury, luxury real estate, sotheby's, Sponsored, Sponsored Sections and Susan Desselle
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