From time to time, when I start working with a client, there’s always something that I need to relay to them. Rather than creating new explanations, I have referred to some of my previous blogs. With some updates, the blogs are still applicable. And I share them either as links, or even as documents attached to emails.
Some examples…..
First time home buyers. The first question is whether they are cash buyers and if not, are they already preapproved. And it … (3 comments)
home buyers: General public doesn't understand real estate sales commission splits
- 11/10/12 01:16 PM
Home Buyers and Sellers, general public don’t understand sales commission splits It’s somewhat annoying that many who have neither bought nor sold real estate property using a REALTOR would denigrate the profession. And even if they have, how little they know or understand about we earn a living and how the commission split works. During the monster storm Sandy, newscasters interviewed by phone a famous New York REALTOR to ask her about the unfinished building where the crane toppled over. The REALTOR talked about why the units at this building would be high-priced --- besides the location, the views are breathtaking! … (17 comments)
home buyers: OVER 50 AGENTS came to my broker's tour today in Alameda, CA
- 05/12/09 11:26 AM
I Every time I have a broker's tour in my island city, I always (ALWAYS!) serve Chinese dim sum appetizers and bottled water. It's become sort of a "signature" refreshment, and people who know me, know I will always serve dim sum. Today, I held a broker's tour for my newest listing at a very desirable part of Alameda called Marina/Fernside. Here's the VISUAL TOUR. Over 50 agents toured the place, and many chatted for a spell. I was expecting a good turnout, but I can't believe just how many came.We even had agents from neighboring cities ---- and that's a … (8 comments)
home buyers: Events that stress me out....
- 11/30/08 06:10 PM
I've been sighing quite a bit these past few days. Having two escrows close this week just before Thanksgiving were euphoric, but the "Oh No!" events brought me down, hard! There's this little cottage fixer. Before I activated it on the MLS, we received an offer from a contractor client. The owner, at her son's advice, said no. Two days after we listed, I received three offers. The owner, again at her son's advice, said they will wait until after one week to see if other offers come. When none did, they tried to accept the highest offer which had already expired. … (10 comments)
Blogs have a long shelf life. Update and Reblog. What’s old is new again.
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