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9 Comments on Give Me The Refrigerator Or Else!
It's funny how people focus (f word again) on the wrong things. Many a deal has gone down because of this - although in this area, these items almost always stay with the home.
You are so right! I always tell my clients, "if it is important to you, take it out of the house." Then I remind them, I sell Real Estate, not furniture.
Margaret--Gotta love those "f" words!
Pamela--Agreed!
Good morning, Doug.... what a great post....suggested.... this is sooo true and it continually happens with ALL buyers....
Hilarious, Doug. I almost had a deal go dead because the seller wouldn't throw in the $75 bathroom mirror that the buyer wanted. Guess what my closing gift was to the buyer? A Pottery Barn gift certificate to get her own mirror.
Barbara--Thanks!
Kristin--I would have done the same thing!
And 'f' for focus on the necessary. Chandeliers are another issue that people seem to fight over. Funny post.
Doug - Ok, seriously now. As an MLO, I have seen fellow rainers blogging about their trials and tribulations over some piece of furniture or personal property that their sellers or buyers were squabbling about. I've said it before and I'll say it again, "Realtors are not used furniture sales people".
Having recently transitioned from mortgage loans to real estate, just the other day, for the first time ever, I repeated that same declaration to one of my own buyer clients, "I am not a used furniture salesperson". There are those who will say that I should do whatever is necessary to appease my client. WRONG!!!