Why Listing Agents Cannot Require the Buyer Agency Agreement Be Included in the Buyer’s Offer
Navigate Buyer Agency Agreement rules with confidence—know what’s required, avoid legal pitfalls, and push back against demands that cross the line.
Navigate Buyer Agency Agreement rules with confidence—know what’s required, avoid legal pitfalls, and push back against demands that cross the line.
In this market of multiple offers, repeated rejection, and mounting frustration for buyers trying to find a home, keeping them motivated through the transactions is a hard job.
When a buyer decides to buy a home, there are 3 phases they work through, each one unique and requiring different coaching. This article covers how you can coach these buyers successfully through the whole transaction.
“I have a friend in the business” is a common expression from buyers and sellers you hope will become clients, but explaining why that’s not ideal too often falls on deaf ears.
Buyers and sellers alike are feeling the pinch of this current market – it’s up to agents to explain the playing field.
Not only do we need to understand the difference between customers and clients, but we need to know how to turn customers into clients before we can focus our efforts properly.
Every conversation in real estate is like a dance, and mastering each of these dances is the key to serving our buyers and sellers, and winning the listing even in this competitive market.
It’s no secret that buyers search online for homes, but where they used to search slightly higher than they could afford with the intention of negotiating lower, they now search lower to negotiate up.
Setting boundaries with clients creates a healthy work – life balance. Failing to hold to them leaves us exhausted, frustrated, and on the verge of giving up.
Real Estate Buyers, if truly committed to buying, will find a way to come up with the money. As top real estate agents, it’s our job to show them their options.