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Welcome!

Congratulations on your interest in  improving your professional business skills in representing sellers of real estate.

Regardless of how long you have been in the business, Seller Agency has been available and more importantly, it remains the primary focus for agents across the country. However, since the advent of Buyer Agency and the emphasis on training how to be an effective buyer representative, it has become apparent we can no longer assume Seller Agents have the same level of effectiveness.

 

For the last several years, it has been apparent that there has not been training for Seller Agents similar to the REBAC ABR designation disciplines.  So, SRS Council and its Authors, along with the counsel of Tom Dooley, set forth to create a new seller designation that would take a new agent to an accomplished level sooner and an already successful agent to an even higher level of competency.

 

SRS - Seller Representative Specialist - is the premiere seller agency designation, conferred by the SRS Council, recognizing real estate professionals who have completed special education in seller representation.

 

Thank you for your interest in improving the quality of your representation of sellers.

Seller Representative Specialist * SRS Council, LLP * 2784 Samuel Drive * O'Fallon, MO 63368

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Multiple Offer Guidelines -

 

What's the best way to handle Multiple Offers on your listed property? Do you present them one at a time in chronological order,  all at once, or in the order you think is in the seller's best interest? Do you encourage the seller to reject them all and request the buyers to resubmit their best offer knowing that they are bidding against other interested buyers? Would an auction process work here?

You might want to review some Multiple Offer Guidelines published by NAR at

http://www.realtor.org/2004CEAM.nsf/0/b87ba8badbcacc8d862569dd00728778?OpenDocument

John Reilly

 

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