It’s really OK to say you don’t know the answer to a question asked by a buyer or seller.
Indeed, it’s probably far better to say you don’t know the answer rather than provide a response that is pure guessing, may be outright wrong, and/or possibly could create a problem for them should they listen to your advice.
We get questions all the time we can’t answer, and we must determine the right way to respond, in order to be helpful but also make sure we are not stepping outside our bounds…such as providing legal … (21 comments)
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It’s OK to Say I Don’t Know the Answer
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