ETIQUETTE - WHEN DECIDING NOT TO PROCEED WITH A BUSINESS
After deciding not to proceed with a business relatively early (post NDA) in a brokered situation, Is it necessary to send a note? Should it explain why?
After deciding not to proceed with a business relatively early (post NDA) in a brokered situation, Is it necessary to send a note? Should it explain why?
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If a prospective buyer just disappears after signing an NDA, I tend to give them less respect if they inquire on something else. You have no idea the number of tire kickers we deal with every day. Find ways to separate yourself as a buyer from the masses, and this is one way.