When dave worked in real estate, he found that when they explained buyer's remorse to home buyers upfront it cut contract losses

by a third
by a quarter
to almost to nothing
by 10%

The correct answer is "to almost to nothing".

Explanation:

When buyer remorse is explained to homebuyers in advance, it reduces contract losses. This is because when a buyer makes a large expense or a large investment of money, over time new questions arise about the opportunity cost he or she faces.  This is normal consumer behavior, so if explained before purchase, the buyer can anticipate this problem.

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