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WIP 1980: The 4 Pillars Every Deal Is Built On (Miss One, Lose the Deal)

Published 4 months, 2 weeks ago
Description

Brent Daniels sits down with the legendary Jerry Norton to break down the exact anatomy of a "quality conversation" with a distressed seller. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to close wholesale deals; you just need to master the four critical pillars of pre-qualifying.

They explain why you should never ask for the price first, the psychological reason sellers trade equity for convenience, and why you rarely ever need to see a property in person to make a cash offer. 

If you want to stop freezing up on seller calls and start locking up contracts with confidence, this is your blueprint. Be a part of the TTP training program now.

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Show notes:

  • (0:00) Beginning of today’s episode
  • (1:12) What actually qualifies as a quality conversation with a seller?
  • (1:32) Pillar #1: Condition - Why starting with the physical house naturally lowers the seller's guard.
  • (3:12) Pillar #2: Timeline - The exact question to ask to find out if they need to sell "yesterday."
  • (4:16) Pillar #3: Motivation - The brutal truth: People only trade equity for speed and convenience if they have a real problem.
  • (5:00) Pillar #4: Price - Why you should NEVER give your price first (and the exact script to use to pull their magic number out of them).

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Resources:

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