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Baden Tranor had a hard life. He hadn't helped it along by taking the wrong turn now and then. His job parking cars downtown paid the bills. Barely. Then a freelance gig at a social event turned the tables and opened the door to a future that surpassed even his measly dreams. Suddenly he came front and center with the guy he could have been. The guy he should have been. And he made a choice to rid himself of the guy that people said "no-way" to.

Here's the perfect method to selling your home. Get prepared. Ask questions and get good answers so you can make the best decisions to get the highest price for your home. Sounds easy doesn't it. It's not, until now. Do you know what to ask your agent, the buyer’s agent, the inspector, the appraiser, the surveyor, and the closing agent? "How can I get answers to make decisions when I don't even know what to ask?" That is the question we hear from everyone wanting to sell their home.

Having questions is great. Knowing the answers makes it perfect. Do you have 10, 20, or even 50 questions ready to go for the buying process? We start you off with over 100 specific questions all buyers should ask of their real estate professionals. We even give you the answers you should receive. How nice is that?

Buyers of any experience will benefit from this publication. Here’s the problem. You want to buy a house, but you don’t know where to start. It’s the unknown. We all react the same way. So, you contact a friend in real estate and hopefully they will guide you through the process. If that’s your strategy, there is a better way. Accountability is the new normal. You must be accountable to yourself and be your own real estate advocate. Get to know what you deserve and are entitled to when dealing with others.

Whether you are a first time home seller or selling a home for the 5th time, you usually contact a friend in real estate and hopefully they will guide you through the process while it happens. If that’s your strategy, there is a better way. Accountability is the new normal. You must be accountable to yourself and be your own real estate advocate. Get to know what you deserve and are entitled to when dealing with others.