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Your Home Might Have Sold in 2 Days . . . Because My Clients Have Been Looking for 3 Months

Reblogger Terrie Leighton
Real Estate Agent with Ferrari-Lund Real Estate NV LIC: S.0061129

Thank you Carla for sharing your buyers experience with us in this post. Sellers who receive multiple offers or an offer within days of listing their home for sale often feel they priced it wrong. Here in Northern Nevada, inventory is so low yet we have buyers and their agents who looking daily for that perfect home. When new ones hit the market, they are ready to look and write offers!

Again, thanks ~Carla Muss-Jacobs - Exclusive Buyers Agent Portland | Portland Real Estate ~ for the post below:

Original content by Carla Muss-Jacobs, RETIRED Inactive License Oregon

This post is inspired by Alan May's feature: Sold in 2 days? So Glad!

We've all heard of "buyer's remorse" . . . the second-thoughts buyers sometimes have after they've submitted an offer and it's been accepted.

Well . . . sellers can have a 'remorse' too, it seems.  Theirs' come in the form of: Their home sold in a short amount of time, they often second-guess their listing agent: 

"Perhaps we could have gotten more?"  "Perhaps we priced it too low?"

And I'm here to debunk that myth.

Sellers . . . listen carefully to this Exclusive Buyers Agent, who ONLY works with buyers:

  • While your property may have sold is two days . . . my clients have been looking of properties for over THREE MONTHS!

 

  • So when you and your listing agent were meeting a few weeks ago discussing putting the property on the market -- we already toured 20 properties.

 

  • And when you tidied up the place, putting all the curios and knick-knacks into a box, and putting every kitchen appliance known to Wolfgang Puck off the kitchen counter and into the kitchen cabinet . . . my clients saw another 50 listings via the Internet and the list sheets I sent them.

And when you signed the listing contract and the FOR SALE sign was dug into your front yard -- we just toured another 7 houses.

So when your house hit . . . we had ALREADY toured existing properties and your house made sense.  And when we toured your property and it made further sense . . .

. . . We were ALL READY to make an offer on your home.

Don't blame your listing agent.   Instead . . . you can THANK ME for bringing qualified, ready, willing AND able buyers to your property who already know the market and are all ready to buy your home!  Your agent priced it right and it didn't linger for months to find the market price.   

And isn't that why you have it listed!?!

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EBA Portland, LLC is an Exclusive Buyer Agency serving the Metro Portland real estate market since 1999. If you’re a Buyer in the Metro Portland area (including: Beaverton, Tigard, Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Downtown Portland,) and contemplating a purchase, talk with a Buyer’s Agent . . . better yet, talk to an Exclusive Buyers Agent. Exclusive Buyers Agents do not work for listing brokerages or Sellers. An EBA’s fiduciary duty is: 100% BUYER REPRESENTATION . . . 100% of the Time.

 Carla Muss-Jacobs
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Carla@carlahomes.com
         

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Comments(2)

Kristin Johnston - REALTOR®
RE/MAX Platinum - Waukesha, WI
Giving Back With Each Home Sold!

MOrning Terrie, what a worthy reblog....Our inventories are still high enough around here but I remember the good ol days LOL

Mar 12, 2012 12:04 AM
Carla Muss-Jacobs, RETIRED
RETIRED / State License is Inactive - Portland, OR

Thanks for the re-blog Terrie!  Appreciate it . . . and let's hope we get a little more inventory in the pipeline, the teeter-totter is fun for kids.

Mar 12, 2012 03:43 AM