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I Negotiated over 50k to buy a home

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Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its relatable content about home buying negotiations, offering practical tips and insights that resonate with viewers interested in real estate. The mention of a significant negotiation amount ($50k) also creates intrigue.

Summary

The creator discusses negotiating various aspects of a home purchase, including the home warranty, closing costs, appliances, and electrical wiring. They successfully negotiated for the sellers to cover closing costs and for appliances to remain with the house, but the sellers declined to pay for the home warranty.

Structure

1Negotiating home warranty and closing costs
2Negotiating appliances to stay
3Negotiating electrical wiring
4Summary of negotiated items

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The video mentions negotiating for the sellers to pay for the home warranty, closing costs, appliances, and electrical wiring. No specific product is named or shown.

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I Negotiated over 50k to buy a home

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I'm in the process of buying a home and here's some things that I negotiated on my contract. The first thing that I negotiated is for the sellers to purchase the home warranty, but they did decline. So I'm paying the home warranty. Number two is closing costs. I negotiated that the sellers to pay the closing costs, so I wouldn't have to bring much money to the table. And they did agree to that. Next is appliances. We negotiated that the stove, as well as the refrigerator stay in the home because this home is a bit older, so I want to ensure that all of the wiring is not aluminum, but it is switched out with copper. Fingers crossed. That's everything that I negotiated so far with my home.