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Why Charlotte Home Sellers Should NOt Show Their Property To Buyers

Reblogger Nina Hollander, Broker
Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Realty 179530

Why Charlotte Home Sellers Should NOT Show Their  Property To Buyers! Yes, yes, we know it's tempting to try to "help" and show your home to potential buyers. After all, who knows your home better than you do? But there are very, very good reasons why we tell you to get our of your home when a showing is scheduled and if you have to be at home, why you should stay out of the way and not try to "help" show your home. There are 5 top reasons why a home seller should NOT show their own property. Read the article below from a Texas agent which clearly explains why you should not get involved in showing your own home.

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Original content by Joni Bailey 518539

 

Top 5 Reasons Why A Seller Should NOT Show Their Own Property

 

Don't rain on your own parade. Let the agent show the property!

 

 

  1. The seller has no idea if the person they are showing is a thief, a tire kicker, or a buyer. For Safety reasons alone, a seller should not show their own property.
  2. Seller's freely hand out confidential information that often times makes them look desperate, or makes their home appear over priced. The seller, many times, actually causes a buyer to make a low offer.
  3. The seller has no idea the things that a buyer is looking for in a home, but their agent does. EXAMPLE: The buyer's agent KNOWS their client hates breakfast bars. So they illustrate how without bar stools, the bar can be used as a buffet since the dining area is so close to it. A seller would have pointed out how everyone sits at the breakfast bar talking while dinner is being prepared. Just exactly what the buyer hates. YIKES!
  4. Buyers are not at ease in a home where the seller is present. They have a hard time falling in love with the seller watching. And they should! There is a reason each buyer and seller has their own agent. 
  5. Sellers often point out everything that they think might be an objection to their property, explaining why it is not an objection. Many of things would have never crossed the buyers mind, had they not brought it up. Let the buyer raise the objections -- and many will not do that with the seller. When the buyer WILL bring up their objections, they rarely trust what the seller has to say in return. 

 

The list could go on forever, but the point is.... A Seller Should NOT Show Their Own Property. Leave! Let go and Let the agent do what they do best! :) 

 

Don't rain on your own parade. Let the agent show the property!

Don't rain on your own parade. LEAVE and let an agent show your property!

 

 

Top 5 Reasons Why A Seller Should NOT Show Their Own Property

 

 

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