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Which effectively ties you into an exclusivity period with one aggregator only. Now: The terms of most LOIs will state that the buyer (aggregator) has between 60 to 90 days to close. And whilst this period is negotiable, it means that you're unable to discuss offers with other prospective buyers until the LOI term has lapsed. Make no mistake: Due diligence is intensive and things can crop up unexpectedly. It is for this reason that most Amazon aggregators will insist on a 60 to 90-day term within the LOI, despite this being longer than the average 30-60 day 'offer to exit' period. Interested in finding out more? Click here to compare over 150 aggregators in 3 simple steps. 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