I Will Not Apologize For Being A REALTOR®

Love this! (and I will not apologize for loving it!)

Great post Rich

Very good and very thorough list of things that we do. Thanks you!

Professionals are fearless and never apologize for their actions.

Doin' it right, tell 'em like it is! Eduacate your client out the gate...it solves so many potential problems later!

I agree: There's no need to apologize for doing our jobs. Have a great 2014! 

Dear Rich,

You do not need to apologize for doing a good job. Selling Real Estate is not as easy as it looks.

That's the key, Rich - we must tell the truth to our clients (buyers or sellers).

Hi Rich,

why should you apologize for doing the right thing? The real estate professional is the specialist that can determine the market for a property based on knowledge and experience. No portal or close friend and family of seller or buyers can that because we professionals constantly educate ourselves and check the market developments and give our best to assist our customers.

Have Happy Holidays.

Great post Rich...I agree with what you say. In fact I feel the same way...only in a different market and different reason.  Merry Christmas!!

Interesting that you made a point that Greg Nino was talking about regarding honest feedback. I tell or give the sellers exactly what the buyers say or don't say. I think it's the most truthful way to go about business. Sugar coating the feature of the red walls is not doing the selling process any good. It's about bruising egos.

Well said. I didn't apologize the other day for answering the phone and asking the client his name and best number to call back in case our call was cut off. But he just wanted a price. Nothing else. Price only. I don't sell by price only and he hung up frustrated that I asked a simple question. 

Looks like you have a lot not to be sorry for and likely many satisfied clients to show for it.

If you do your job, you should NEVER have to apologize!

A clever way of showing the importance of just being honest, working hard, being ethical and doing everything that needs to be done continuously throughout the entire transaction. Good job.

Hey Rich!  Very well written post and good points on selling a home in Phoenix. Congrats on the feature and Happy Holidays. 

I like it.  Be proud of what you do and take pride in who you are.

Honesty and transparency are important in real estate transactions.

There is no reason the apologize for working hard, being honest, and doing your best to help your client either buy or sell their home. That is what they hired you to do.

I will not apologize for thinking that this is a damn fine post.