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57 Comments on Treating buyers like gold - what I do for my clients
Having the one on one interaction is always going to contribute to our buyers or sellers having a greater feeling of satisfaction during their transaction, great advice.
Your clients are truly given VIP service. I especially like the child care option - not being distracted by children makes it much easier for both the agent and the buyers to focus on the reason why they're visiting those homes.
Nothing like a refresher in the 1 2 3's of building "the relationship". It serves us well to review the structure of our course always! Great post!
Bryan:
Customer service is the key. Replying to a request quickly shows that you are responsive and are willing to help even if it doesn't mean a listing or sale now.
Working with a luxury market is a specialty in and of itself. Sounds like you have a complete grasp of how to.
Hope you are getting lots of leads and sales from these techniques -- all the best.
Great tactics. In the end those buyers that you treated like gold, will also become your sellers. I just wish that buyers would also treat us like gold when they know they have struck gold.
Bryan you know how to hustle. I think in your market High End Service is in real demand.
Boy, you made me exhausted just reading all that. What an awesome catch you are as an agent!
EXCELLENT list!! You have fortunate Clients that you are so thorough.
Thanks Bryan, customer service is key and having a checklist like this to go through helps to maintain consistent quality service.
Thank you, another great post.
Quite a good article, but the photo with the "Sold" sign is a stretch of the truth, unless escrow closed. I'll bet the house has not sold, since it is doubtful that escrow closed and the sale was recorded. If not, the house was not yet sold. If the house was sold the Sold sign and post would be gone. Putting up a "Sold" sign rather than a Pending or In escrow sign before Close of Escrow is not telling the truth.
Flavia Brown, Realtor, The Real Estate Group, Torrance, CA
Love this comprehensive approach! Hope this post will be part of a series so you can let us know how your strategies are working!
Hi Bryan, great post and outline. We are sure that is a great approach with those luxury homes.
Thanks for sharing a very thorough approach Bryan! I hope buyers in your area take advantage of your services!
Bryan, Excellent points, and customer service. You give Realtors a good name. Keep it up.
Flavia,
The Sold sign is just a prop for advertising photos. In most states the sold sign is allowed in an image for branding/ads. Notice the one off my right elbow.
You have a thorough and solid approach to business. I found a few holes in mine. Thanks.
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