Do you Always Answer Your Phone?
I had a call about 40 days ago while at an inspection (for a REALTOR friend), and the Buyer was with the inspector, so I stepped away and answered. It was a potential buyer that REALLY wanted to get out of the apartment they currently live in. I asked her if I could call her back in about 45 minutes after leaving the inspection. I did, got her info, and what they were looking for, and when I got home I sent a list of lenders to call to start the process.
She did say on the phone in the initial call, that I was the ONLY REALTOR to answer their phone. She called ten agents. Little did I know, she never left ONE message, she thinks we all should just answer our calls all the time.
I know when I see a number I don't recognize, and my cell phone provider doesn't have a name attached to it (I pay for this service), it usually is Google or a robocaller, or so I thought! This number had no name either.
With business slowing down, I may need to rethink this strategy. Will the caller leave a message if they are looking for a home, or to sell one? I would not want to take the chance and lose out on an opportunity. What do they say --- this could be my million dollar caller?
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Metro Brokers - House to Home, Inc.
GRI, CRS, CNE, e-Pro
Broker/Owner
Joan@JoanCox.com
720-231-6373
A Denver Metropolitan Realtor
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