Real Estate, financial education and much more.
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Juneau, Alaska
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Real Estate, financial education and much more.July 2007
Jul. 15, 2007
Categorized in: Welcome to my Blog!
Tagged with: working with sellers
What can you do to get that great listing? There is more competition (both in property for sale and in REALTORS) than in the past couple of years, there are lots of fancy presentations everyone is going to show those sellers. But, what is really going to get you that listing? The answer is, before you whip out your laptop and fancy presentation or tell them what they need to do to sell their house or, tell them the price that they need to put on their house.... make sure you ask the right questions up front! Prepare the seller and prepare yourself for a successful relationship by starting with these questions of the seller!
Seemingly simple questions? Maybe; but the answers will reveal to you what sellers want and need from you in the sale of this property and what you need to coach them on to get the listing and more importantly to get that property sold!! Try them and see if they don't improve your success rate as well as start your relationship with the seller out on the right foot!
Jul. 8, 2007
Categorized in: Your Input
Tagged with: tips, working with a buyer
If you have been in residential real estate for a while (or you are new to the business), you assume that you know what questions to ask a buyer you are working with for the first time. Right? Not necessarily so! Many buyers that I have interviewed, tell me that the agent (licensee) when they first started working with them by-passed the questions they thought they should be asked first, and went straight into showing them homes! Let me give you some of the questions they all said that they expected and wanted to be asked!
Sometimes we need to remember that the basics are a good place to start when we are first working with a buyer. Add these questions to those you may already be asking and see if they help you and the buyer/s, to work together better and more effectively. |
