Remember that old adage: Silence is Golden?
Among my witty, and irreverant, classmates they would utter that saying, with their own additive: So, shut up and get rich!
"Silence is Golden"
is NOT the mantra in real estate
Matter of fact, when there is SILENCE, you've got to wonder why.
Real Estate in Real Life . . .
Several weeks ago, I had the wonderful pleasure of working with a real estatate agent that seemed a little too slient!
This real estate agent simply did not know her client was going away for a week to a . . . "silence retreat." Or, at least that's what she stated to me.
So the offer I submitted had to wait an entire week before seller responded because, according to her agent, "There's no way to get in touch with the seller."
I asked why the seller didn't think of that when she put her house on the market?
The listing agent was also very silent to the inability to present the offer, although she didn't have that information in the listing sheet. Which I also inquired about: "Why didn't you indicate when the offer would be reviewed in the listing sheet?"
I was told by the listing agent . . .
I didn't know the seller was going away for a week to a SILENCE RETREAT
And, that was "why" she didn't indciate when offer/s would be reviewed in the listing sheet, so she says.
HUH?!?
That's odd, when you think about it, or at least it's odd to me. The lisitng agent tells me she didn't know her client was going away to a slience retreat?!? "I didn't know she was going out-of-town."
So . . . if the seller didn't tell the listing agent she was going out-of-town -- to a "silence retreat" -- then how'd she find out?
Telepathy?
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