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	<title>Comments on: Equitable price/value relationship</title>
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		<title>By: Stevie Edwards</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Great article, Maria.  You always nail it when it comes to aiming straight for the essential meat. 
I value your expertise and ability to laser-in on what&#039;s truly important in establishing the buyer relationship and ultimately closing the sale.  EVERYONE is looking for, and expecting, value in today&#039;s economy.  Illuminating those attributes that add value- not limited to, but including- location, are what results in a viable contract that sticks.   We agents have to be well-versed on the construction of the building or property, the HVAC system, the insulation, noise control, security of the vicinity and parking, amenities, HOA details, any archtitectural value-added qualities, etc., in order to really articulate to our prospects &amp; buyers the full value of what we&#039;re selling .  If we don&#039;t point out and stress the value-added components, they won&#039;t feel good about making offers.   The symbiosis between agent &amp; buyer is formidable, even with the Internet&#039;s reputation as a helpful tool.  Thank you,  Stevie Edwards, The Studio Homes of Ellis Sq.  / Savannah]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great article, Maria.  You always nail it when it comes to aiming straight for the essential meat.<br />
I value your expertise and ability to laser-in on what&#8217;s truly important in establishing the buyer relationship and ultimately closing the sale.  EVERYONE is looking for, and expecting, value in today&#8217;s economy.  Illuminating those attributes that add value- not limited to, but including- location, are what results in a viable contract that sticks.   We agents have to be well-versed on the construction of the building or property, the HVAC system, the insulation, noise control, security of the vicinity and parking, amenities, HOA details, any archtitectural value-added qualities, etc., in order to really articulate to our prospects &amp; buyers the full value of what we&#8217;re selling .  If we don&#8217;t point out and stress the value-added components, they won&#8217;t feel good about making offers.   The symbiosis between agent &amp; buyer is formidable, even with the Internet&#8217;s reputation as a helpful tool.  Thank you,  Stevie Edwards, The Studio Homes of Ellis Sq.  / Savannah</p>
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