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Tip 16..

HE WHO SPEAKS FIRST USUALLY DOESN'T GET WHAT HE CAME FOR
When making a presentation always ask the client what they feel the property should sell for before you tell them what you know it should sell for. You want to know what they think, how reasonable or unreasonable their expectations are first. Then you can act accordingly. Remember as an agent you are also a psychologist. So if a client has unreasonable expectations don’t be too abrupt with them. Give them an opportunity to think about pricing in a new way. Everything doesn’t have to be settled at the your first presentation for the listing.  If you where a sociologist and a patient said something crazy to you wouldn’t say to them your crazy. You would let them see a new way of looking at things in there own way. Often it’s the same with clients


Put not your trust in money, but put your money in trust
Oliver Wendell homes sr.


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Barbara Michaluk
Weichert Realtors | Phone Direct 240-506-2434 | 301-681-0550 office - Silver Spring, MD
Leisure World Specialist / Full Service REALTOR

Paul, I agree that it is important to let the seller share what they are thinking before sharing my thoughts and price. 

Sep 21, 2009 10:49 AM
Wayne Palmer
WNC Dreams Realty - Sylva, NC
Eddie Palmer

Paul,

If you can decipher their thoughts, you have control.  To do that, we must let them do the majority of the talking AND WE MUST "LISTEN"  This is not that hard- think about swapping places and it becomes very easy.

Sep 21, 2009 01:31 PM