SilverFox2
Well-Known Member
You get to a point in a negotiation where you know if the buyer/seller is serious about the valuation they place on the item. At this point you make your decision as to how firm you want to make your stand and capitulate or move on. Once that point has been reached the parties can test each others resolve but that doesn't take too long unless one of the parties has their own reasons to delay an agreement.
To be fair we have no idea what is being negotiated. It is not necessarily the transfer fee that is the problem.