I’m not saying you should use this tactic in every negotiation. But this is a very effective strategy when you feel you are losing the negotiation. If the buyer doesn’t buy the house, there is nothing wrong with changing your mind and continuing to try and sell it. Lying, cheating, and stealing are wrong. But changing your mind isn’t! • Consider paying the buyer’s closing costs, but increase your selling price by the same amount. • This facilitates the sale for both parties, while ensuring you recoup the added costs. • If you’re being taken advantage of during a negotiation, you can change your mind and take your home off the market. If necessary, you can relist the property later. Use this tactic only in extreme circumstances. POINTS TO REMEMBER:
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