Archive for the ‘Working With Sellers’ Category

Where Are The Answers?

There was a time I actually feared asking questions because I had a big fat ego. I was afraid that people would get the idea I didn’t know everything and therefore be less credible. Thankfully, I learned a more correct way of thinking.

Building Rapport on the Phone

Today we will discuss the value of building rapport on the phone.  Rapport is that sense of ease and comfort you get with someone when you feel you’re speaking the same language and you’re on the same level.  Rapport can give rise to feelings of trust and connection, and there are many methods to help [...]

5 Questions Guaranteed to Improve Success with Sellers

Many times when we’re speaking with a seller, we are so excited to tell them everything we can do for them that we forget to find out what they need. You end up wasting their time and your time, and 9 times out of 10, the conversation will end without getting a deal or [...]

Tips for Buying Short Sales

I’m writing this post in response to an article I read called Short Sales – What They Aren’t Telling You I found while surfing around the Internet the other day.  The post’s main objective is to separate myth from reality on the following topics: Price, Broker Price Options (BPOs), and Motivation/Expectation of the Buyer.
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Create Predictable Profit on Every Deal

Real Estate Investors can easily get a seller to take a 10 to 20% discount by using the cost-to-sell guidelines, showing the seller what they might net by selling their house traditionally. This is done by subtracting all selling expenses (realtor commission, closing costs, holding costs, maintenance and home inspection “gotcha’s,” etc.) from their asking [...]