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Maybe I'm Not For You?

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Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Realty Services

Real Estate is my passion.  I am one of the lucky ones, I love my job.  It is important to me to help, educate and guide my clients to buy their first home or buy their dream home.  I work this passion daily and it means  a lot to me, but more importantly it must mean a lot to you, the consumer.

I want you to have the same passion about finding your home as I do.  I am a very hands on personal REALTOR(R) .  I am all about the experience you will go through when you work with me as your agent.  I am a firm believer in doing a steady business of high quality real estate transactions rather than a high quantity of mediocre transactions.  Most of my clients are friends, or become my friends after the transaction.

Your experience is very important to me.  I want you to be very clear and happy with the entire process.  I will provide you with as much consumer information as possible so you can make educated decisions.  Customer service is paramount to me and your satisfaction is my main goal.  I am not a robot type agent. The transaction is personal and all about you.

For some folks, their REALTOR(R) is not someone they research, just someone to facilitate the transaction. And that is okay, but that is not me.  So, if you are a person who doesn't really care about how your real estate transaction goes, or doesn't really need a high quality transaction, maybe I am not for you?

For a High Quality transaction go to www.Audreyjune.com

Gary Woltal
Keller Williams Realty - Flower Mound, TX
Assoc. Broker Realtor SFR Dallas Ft. Worth

Audrey, I think there are targeted "matched" clients for ourselves. I like to think of them as our ideal customers. I think you are on to this with this post and know what you are looking for. All clients, I agree, are not for all professionals. You are very wise! : ) Great graphic!!

May 19, 2008 03:22 PM
Lynn Johnson
Coldwell Banker Home Connection - Owatonna, MN
Owatonna, MN Real Estate

Audrey - What a nice way to differentiate yourself from the cookie-cutter type of transaction.  I'm sure your clients appreciate your dedication.

May 19, 2008 03:42 PM
Rebecca Levinson, Real Estate Marketing and Online Advertising Consultant
Real Skillz-Clear Marketing for Your Real Estate Vision - Lake Geneva, WI

Audrey,

If a client wants a service first attitude, I think you're a good housing ticket.  I like this post, it truly expresses your detail oriented, no fast food style approach to real estate.

May 19, 2008 04:56 PM
Jesse Clifton
Jesse Clifton & Associates - Fairbanks, AK

Nice job, Audrey... I love it.  Too many folks are just robots rolling along.  I have no doubt your clients appreciate your attention to detail.

May 19, 2008 05:52 PM
Kathy McGraw
CELLing Realty - White Water, CA
Riverside County CA Real Estate

Audrey- I can see another busy week ahead for you :)  We do need to make sure we "match" with our clients.  Without the right communication clients sometimes end up with Agents that aren't a good match. 

May 19, 2008 06:02 PM
Audrey June-Forshey
RE/MAX Realty Services - Darnestown, MD
GRI, Gaithersburg, MD

Gary, I think you are right we attracted our "like" clients.  Thanks, I thought the graphic was cute.

Lynn,  Thanks, sometimes I think we try to please everyone and we just can't do it.

Rebecca, Thanks.  You are always so nice and positive!!

Jesse,  I try to be different, but you now there are just some folks that don't care about the extras we do, they just want someone to go through the motions?

Kathy, I am always amazed how little research folks do when looking for an agent?  You just met them at an open house?  I guess that qualifies you to represent me?  Hello?  I smell another post coming. . . LOL

May 20, 2008 01:14 AM
Jennifer Monroe
Indigo Home Team powered by Compass - Charlotte, NC
Real Estate REALTOR®/Broker/Designer

You ARE for me! Mwa!

May 20, 2008 03:40 AM
Vanessa Plante-McDonald, MBA, REALTOR® - Cash Rebate to ALL My Buyers!
Bethel Equities, LLC - Laurel, MD

Audrey,

I've found that buyers come with different levels of expectations. Part of successfully managing those expectations is catering to the buyers' specific needs.

Obviously, an investor won't need the same level of help/service as a 1st time buyer. This presents an opportunity for us to evolutionize our business model.

I've learned that there are different strokes for different folks and it doesn't hurt my feelings when I'm not a match with a potential client!

I simply refer them and collect the referral fee! Another way of evolving!

Vanessa.

May 31, 2008 02:37 PM