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Whether working with a buyer or seller, honesty is always the best policy. Giving accurate information to help them reach their goal is paramount.  False expectations always lead to unhappy clients. 

Do you compile a comprehensive market analysis that is created from thorough research and your familiarity with the community and the current market trends?  

Do you make sure you are always truthful with your seller concerning the list of items that  must be done to get the home ready  for market to achieve the desired price?  Do you give them an accurate picture of their proceeds upon the sale of the home? 

Do you compile an accurate market analysis for your buyer to help them make an informed decision?  Do you show all the properties that fit their criteria even if your not crazy about an agent who has a property listed that falls within their search? 

There is always a point of information overload.  Remember they need the step by step process and some need more data than others.  Most buyers and sellers go through this process 4 or 5 times in their lifetime...each time there have been changes.  They are looking to you for help navigating through the process and are placing their trust in you.  Honesty and inegrity go hand in hand fulfilling your role in any real estate transaction.  The goal is to create a win/win situation for all parties.

Here is a lady in Wisconsin who took seriously the rules of the road:

http://tinyurl.com/ygbczpy


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Dorie - I have to admit that the lady calling to report herself as a drunk driver was pretty darn surprising!

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I cracked up when I heard that but have to say that I agree with you completely. We need to maintain integrity with our clients and of course like you many of us do because that's what is expected and how we were raised. Unfortunately our industry is riddled with folks who are only in it for themselves!

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Dorie ~ The link was hilarious.  If only all drunk drivers would be that honest :)

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Hi Jason,

I could not believe what I was hearing! Pretty incredible!

8:52pm • #4
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Hi Russell,

Unfortunately you are right our industry is riddled with those who are only in it for themselves. Maintaining integrity with our clients is key in our business!

8:57pm • #5
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Hi Melinda,

When I first heard this clip I could not stop laughing! Definitely a first for that police department!

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That lady cracked me up :-)))  Perfect link for your post Dorie.  TMI indeed!

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Hi Dorie:

You are so right...Honesty is always the best.

Even if it's not what the client wants to hear.

Honesty leads to Integrity!

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Hi Kris,

It is hard to believe ..she cracked me up also! Thanks for checking it out.

7:05am • #10
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Hi Toula,

Honesty does lead to integrity..doing the right things for the right reasons always leads to what is best for everyone.

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Hi Dorie,  I'm speechless! LOL!!  While I believe in being honest at all times, I must admit I was a little surprised by the phone call! 

4:34pm • #12
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Hi Mary,

I was speechless when I first heard her on tape! I wonder how she feels about it now?

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Dorie Dillard: Canyon Creek & NW Austin Living

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Coldwell Banker United

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Welcome to my ActiveRain real estate blog and profile. I'm a Realtor with Coldwell Banker United and specialize in NW Austin. Once a school teacher I still like the learning process. Only now I enjoy learning what dreams my clients have and what I can do to help them. Dorie Dillard, Real Estate Professional in Austin, TX


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