Something called buyers regret.
Not exact matches
The stats of the 30 or so
calls I made looking to find a
buyer for Gawker over the summer leading up to the Aug. 16 auction date looked
something like this:
The strategy, published today, includes measures to help first time
buyers get on the housing ladder through a government mortgage indemnity scheme, which is
something that the Association has been
calling for.
Zhao
calls for mandatory lists of side effects that come along with standardized testing, similar to
something I wrote years ago in an article titled «
Buyer, Be Aware: The Value - Added Assessment Model is One Over-the-Counter Product that May Be Detrimental to Your Health.»
In illiquid markets the difference between
buyers» and sellers» opinions of value grows —
something called the «bid - ask spread.»
Salespeople are signing contracts with
buyers and then telling them to go out on their own to look for a house and
call their salesperson when they find
something they like.
«It gives me as the agent an opportunity to help the
buyer or seller — they have a third party they can
call to get
something fixed when they need it.»
If my
buyer drove past this «Coming Soon» sign and it looked like
something they were interested in you can rest assured I would be receiving a
call for me to get more information.
I have been contacting listings that are overpriced and have been on the market way too long... my conversations are usually less than 3 minutes and go
something like this «I'm Dustin with HomeSmart... I like your property listed at 225, I have cash
buyers that I would love to show this to but they want to make x amount of profit and would be willing to pay somewhere around x amount... I usually wait for there response which is anywhere from f# % $ & off to «the seller won't take 175 but he would consider 185»... I would say I can get a 20 - 40 thousand discount on about 1/3 of my
calls... I've never had one of these
calls last longer than five minutes.
Practitioners
call customers «clients,» and many believe that a nonagent can flip - flop from being a nonagent to a subagent to a
buyer's agent with the same
buyer until the
buyer purchases
something.
Sometimes our deals sell before they make it to the website because I may know that a particular
buyer wants
something that just came in so they are sold with a text or phone
call..
Without
something in writing at closing commemorating the Sellers promises, the Seller can use a law
called the Doctrine of Merger to say that their promises died with the acceptance of their deed by the
Buyer.
But not today, because
something called «days on market» is out there for every
buyer to see.
By creating a single page on your real estate website
called something like «Home
Buyer Resources,» you can include snippets of and links to all of this collateral and promote the page via email and social media, referring to it as
something grand and encyclopedic like «The Ultimate List of [Your Market Name Here] Home
Buyer Resources» or «The All - in - One Toolkit for Home
Buyers in [Your Market Name Here]» — something that evokes just how much buyers can educate themselves about the entire purchase process... and how much you can help them as
Buyers in [Your Market Name Here]» —
something that evokes just how much
buyers can educate themselves about the entire purchase process... and how much you can help them as
buyers can educate themselves about the entire purchase process... and how much you can help them as well.
If there was
something in the inspection that caused the previous
Buyer to back out the new
Buyer could ask their inspector to look specifically at those items and
call in specialists for second opinions.
Deals are being reported where they got a
buyer calling on one thing and they developed a relationship and went off and sold the
buyer something else.