back to back showings: Etiquette In These Days Of Back-To-Back Showings.
- 12/11/16 01:40 PM
These times of multiple offers, preceded by back-to-back showings on the same property, call for agents to be professional, courteous, mindful of the security of the property, and protective of their client’s right to view the property without feeling pressure from the next agent who wants in.
Some agents, having been told by the showing center that multiple showings are scheduled, will lock the front door behind them so that their clients can see the property in peace without pressure of other lookers coming into the house behind them.
Locking the door is also a security consideration, as passersby who have seen people going … (5 comments)
back to back showings: Good Real Estate Transactions Don't Make The Headlines
- 08/25/16 08:11 AM
With all the problems a lot of transactions have (and most of them have at least one big problem), we were so grateful and amazed that one we had recently with four (tandem) buyers/sellers went so smoothly. The stars must have aligned, or St. Christopher gave his blessing. Whatever, what could have been a nightmare, turned out to be one of the easiest transactions we have ever done.
The first were buyers for Realtor Barry Owen’s listing in Bellevue, Nashville TN. They were first time buyers, but they had had frustrations, we understand, in bidding wars prior. Barry’s seller in Bellevue did not have a home to move to when he accepted an … (0 comments)
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These times of multiple offers, preceded by back-to-back showings on the same property, call for agents to be professional, courteous, mindful of the security of the property, and protective of their client’s right to view the property without feeling pressure from the next agent who wants in.
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