I believe you should offer someone a fair price. 1/3rd of what you can flip it for if thats you're goal.
I'm not sure I understand the above statement. Perhaps you could expound upon it further.
Given this example: an item that you could flip for, say, $300, does the above statement mean:
- If you offer them $20, that is wrong and unethical and you are ripping them off?
- If you offer them $100 (which is 1/3 of $300), that is acceptable and ethical and it's a decent deal for both parties?
- If you offer them more than $100, you are giving them a good deal?
Based on that, apparently it just a matter of where you draw the 'line'. What is magic about 1/3?
The fact is that there are many lines in life, and nobody has ultimate knowledge to know where they all are. Everybody (buyer and seller) sets their own lines.
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the 1/3 is an example, for clarity, but I see how what I said could sound the way you read it.
So, for clarity, where exactly is your line?
1/3?
1/2?
1/10?
Can you get specific?
Enquiring minds want to know.
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