WhoDatDog said:If the offer came out of nowhere and the initial offer was $1,000 then you should quit the business if you consider accepting it. You will leave way too much money on the table in future deals, and you will have too many regrets when you figure that out.
dmyre said:...Or you could counter and never hear from them. I would accept the offer, since the name is just mediocre. It depends on your business model though. I find it best to make a profit, but leave room so the purchaser can still make a profit as well.
Not an extra $200, but an extra $x,xxx. That's what I do all the day!godfrey90sf said:Of course you can always get more from an end user..but do you want to spend 10 hours of your time to find an interested end user just to make an extra 200 dollars? Doubtful.
Abraham said:if i were you, i would accept the deal since the name isn`t so good anyway.
good luck
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dmyre said:"Land Brokers" is not a common term. Most "land deals" are completed through Real Estate Agents, using the the MLS. I would sell without hesitation...
The majority of the people saying it's worth much more are not located in the US. The term may be more popular elsewhere, but I've never seen the term used in the Real Estate section of my local newspaper, which is a major metropolitan area....
I too think the name is worth more then 1k
quick look at the the overture as posted above and the name becomes:
missouri.landbroker.com
texas.landbroker.com
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and many more.
Real Estate is a fantasic market.
congratulations!
So how'd you end up getting the bigger deal? Hold out? or just found someone else?
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