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Re: Know when to let it go
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Posted by NEsota on April 26, 2005 at 21:54:29 from (4.159.162.172):
In Reply to: Know when to let it go posted by Bryan in Iowa on April 26, 2005 at 11:29:48:
What I think I see in this discussion is that the potential buyer is being disappointed with the other person�s decision. When dealing, especially with individuals, people often try to buy for less than the actual value and then are disappointed when there is no deal. Or they try to sell at a price that is above actual value. Here is the way to not be disappointed. When buying,put your offer at a level high enough that you do not really care if it is accepted. When selling price at a level low enough that you do not care if it sells. If you make a deal, both parties should be happy if you do not, same thing. It�s so simple.
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