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Ageliki Christodoulakos
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Let me try to understand your question. You want two sell two properties as one. This will be a contigency clause meaning that you need to clarify if a person is interested in the one property they will need to purchase the other at the same time. This makes the house pretty much harder to sell unless you mean that (If you buy this house you get the other house) which is an incentive and makes it alot easier to sell.
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Angie Christodoulakos
Century21 Maria Realty
Let me try to understand your question. You want two sell two properties as one. This will be a contigency clause meaning that you need to clarify if a person is interested in the one property they will need to purchase the other at the same time. This makes the house pretty much harder to sell unless you mean that (If you buy this house you get the other house) which is an incentive and makes it alot easier to sell.
Thanks
Angie Christodoulakos
Century21 Maria Realty
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