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9 Comments on Why is it that some agents like to kill the deal!
Wow, the same office? Time for Team Leader intervention!
Talk to your broker maybe he/she can help! I am sure that the broker would like for the deal to stay in house but more importantly, he will be helping all parties involved. The seller obviously wants to sell or he wouldn't have put the property on the market and the buyer wants to buy or he would not have made an offer.
I agree with #2, talk to your broker. And having had sellers not understand todays market and not being willing to budge with price or negotiations, I can see how it might be refused. I think it might take several years for some sellers to "get it".
But I don't understand, why the other agent did not communicate back I think that is just unprofessional.
With sellers being this difficult, I think we should try at all costs, to present the offer ourselves to the sellers when representing our buyers. We can make sure our buyers are fully understood, when we do that.
Yep...talk with the broker...have a sit down and try and find out if their is some reason for basically no negotiation...after a year with no offers I question how much the seller needs to sell...this is a market that requires negotiation with limited hurt feelings....
Hi AJ, good to see you again. I have had sellers that killed the deal with their lack of flexability and stubborness but this agents presentation could have been better. I understand not being attached to a deal but to tell someone you don't care and then not put any effort into communicating in a professional way is unacceptable. My best advice would be something I heard from Brian Buffini and that is have your buyer write a letter explaining their offer and why they want the home and insist that the other agent have the seller sign their letter. If he still fails to respond, report it to your broker and to you local board.
Hope you have your Best Year Ever.
Hi John - Your advice is something that I have done in the past and should have this time. Good to hear from you...
Hi Dennis, MAria and Aida - Talking to the Broker would not change the outcome, but I will bring another offer to them when we are aready and this time I will be prepared to present it in a way which should be acceptable to the seller. I always call this "lessons learned"
This does happen, and maybe this could be a mandatory education course...the "art of the negotiation". It is a conversation.
Hi Jeane - yes same office but to me it is better to just move on and wait till the next and this time I will be prepared.
From what you have said I think I'd be in with my Broker to at least see if you and the listing agent who is in your office as well couldn't be brought together to at least have a "conversation" re that Offer. Are you even sure this is the sellers doing or perhaps the sellers agent?? I understand you don't want to make waves but this sure isn't team work and I think the Broker would have an interest.
Sue of Robin and Sue