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Trust...The Root of A Relationship

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Real Estate Agent with KASI Homes DRE #01489340

Without trust it is impossible to maintain or build a relationship. Trust is a necessary component to any relationship that is to be deeper than a superficial relationship. So how does an individual begin the journey of building trust with another individual?

There are a few ways:
1. Sometimes a level of trust is established based upon an introduction by a someone else that is mutually trusted. And so begins the journey of a referred client or maybe even the blind date that Aunt Mary set us up on. I guess a referred client is the equivalent of a blind date when you think about it.

2. After meeting a person, trust may be established by the small actions rootsthat build into larger ones. You set a time to meet and the person keeps the appointment and shows up on time. Trust is increased. The person tells you that they will commit to a task and then they follow through. Trust is increased again. The smaller things culminate into an increased level of trust until finally a true level of genuine trust is established.

3. The patterns in the way we formulate trust are also due to past experiences. Sometimes we measure and evaluate whether to trust a person based upon a past experience with a different person. This can sometimes lead to faulty assumptions. One should be careful in basing trust on this measure alone.


4. The “gut feeling”- we will discuss the “gut feeling” in a moment.

Trust can be broken when someone does not follow through. Sometimes trust is broken due to a person's perception that another has been untrue to their word. Perception can cause trust to falter whether it is based in reality or not. When questioning ourselves on whether we trust another person, sometimes we come up with the response that we just have a "gut feeling." That "gut feeling" is ultimately probably based on a perception of another based on something we have seen, heard or believe.

The root of any relationship is trust. Both business and personal relationships are built upon trust. Without it, there is no real relationship.


Keisha Hosea is a local Market Expert and Chino Hills Realtor with Keller Williams Realty. She is the Team Director and CEO of KASI Homes. Keisha Hosea and theKASI Homesteam offer
help to home buyers and home sellers in the Inland Empire, including Chino Hills homes, Fontana homes, Diamond Bar homes, Chino homes, Ontario homes, Riverside homes, Pomona homes. With a Master of Arts Degree in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling, Keisha has worked extensively with families in transition such as divorcing couples selling homes and probate real estate.  As a Certified California Probate Realtor, Keisha Hosea can help families struggling with probate real estate. KASI Homes has helped couples in the midst of divorce along with estates selling a probate home. KASI Homes is the place where you find Real Estate Solutions for Real People. For more information call (877) 534-7421. Visit the website athttp://KASIHomes.com

Disclaimer-All information contained herein is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. You are advised to consult a reputable attorney for all legal advice or a reputable tax advisor.

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Comments(3)

MaryKay Shumway
The Kellstrom Ray Agency, Inc. (Est. 1948) - Sister Bay, WI
Door County Wisconsin's Real Estate Expert

Nice post, emphasized some basics.  Thank you!

Jan 11, 2012 01:03 AM
Barbara Hensley
RE/MAX Properties - Rockwall, TX
Homes for Sale in Rockwall County, Texas

Keisha - congratulations on a beautifully written post and good luck in the contest.  Trust is a process and you covered it well.

Jan 11, 2012 01:03 AM
Keisha Hosea- KASIHomes.com
KASI Homes - Chino Hills, CA
Real Estate Solutions For Real People

Thank you MaryKay and Barbara!

Jan 11, 2012 06:13 AM