Sometimes you just got to let them go

Sorry....I understand. The only thing is, they will eventually lose some great properties and wisen up, would be great if you were there to catch them. Tough call though. Hope you have a great week.

Cheryl, sometimes it comes to a point where the effort of moving people forward isn't worth the rewards that might come at the end. You are better served by spending your resources on people who will respond to you.

Cheryl

It really sounds like your customers can't make and decision on their own. All you can do is all you can do. I would requalify the buyers on their motivation and come to an agreement on what they will make a decision on and buy.

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Eventually, they figure it out. Sometimes you just have to be blunt with them and tell them exactly what you just posted. Why are you consulting your cousin/friend/whatever about this? If you want their opinion bring them to the showing, but you are missing the boat when you take too long.

Good morning Cheryl -

Yep been there done that... think we all have.  When you let them go it not only shocks them but it immediately feels like the weight of the world had been lifted from your shoulders.  Now put them behind you, don't look back and move onward and upward my friend.

Suggested!

Ugghhhhh.....going through that one right now and I just told him, "Guess what? Your Purchase Agreement is now null and void." He had to consult an attorney, his in-laws, and who knows who else. I almost chuckled when the voice on the other end of the phone asked, "You want to sell the property don't you?" My response, "With the least amount of hassle. Considering you are not following the rules I have to let you go." His response, "Wait I paid my Attorney already and he has to review the Agreement." Well not my fault he decided to use an Attorney, in PA it is not necessary and I informed him; but he wants to do it his way. Needless to say it has gone past the dates to be signed and accepted....Next.....

Cheryl, you have done the right thing!  We all have experienced our "career buyers", and "career sellers".  There comes a point that you have to be very blunt and to the point about how you work with clients.  Bottom line is, if you are representing your buyers, they need to understand that you have to be in control in the matter of how the process works, and they really need to Trust your judgments!

Cheryl,  move on fast. The more you do the more they resist. In the end, they have taken away some of your life. It was all about them and not about what you do or did not do. The universe gave you a gift with these buyers.... an opportunity to let them go, learn a lesson and then write this important post!. Suggested!

Yet another reason why I don't like Buyers! I feel your pain. Really.