Sentences with phrase «buyers at least think»

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Only 29 % of survey respondents say at least half their organization can describe the buyer personas that have been developed; just 8 % think at least three - quarters of their organization can do so.

A survey conducted by Realtor.com found that many home buyers think they have to put down at least 20 % when buying a house.

The housing market is on an upswing — at least that's what most American buyers, sellers and even renters think.

Recent surveys have found that many first - time home buyers in California and nationwide think they have to make a down payment of at least 20 % when buying a house.

The vast majority of people who voted for Corbyn think he is doing well and think he should stay on, at least for now; there is no sign at all of buyer's remorse amongst Corbyn's voters.

This disappoints me slightly, but Audi buyers are presumably getting more of what they truly want — or, at the very least, what marketers and stylists think they want.

To be clear, I don't think they sold more because of the price change; rather, consumer preferences continued to move towards bigger phones and, at least for an iPhone buyer, price simply isn't the top priority.

That way I get lots of good information but in the event they are guessing at some things or think they may know, if gives other agents and buyers an opportunity to check out the property themselves... let's face it, if my seller's picked up the phone and asked their lawyer if they should fill it out, their lawyer would say No, at least that's the way it is in this small town.

I think increasing the practice of buyer agency may help quell at least half of the consumer complaints about our industry.

When a prospective buyer Googles an address online for a property in Ontario, and it shows up (complements of the DDF) under a competing brokerages banner that is based in British Columbia instead of the listing brokerage, or at least a brokerage from the same province — do you really think any seller will benefit from such exposure?

A 2017 report by the National Association of Realtors states that at least 50 % of Realtors think staging increases the dollar amount buyers will offer to pay for a home by between 1 and 10 %.

A survey conducted by Realtor.com found that many home buyers think they have to put down at least 20 % when buying a house.

I agree with Barry that in some marketplaces the concept of exclusive buyer agency will catch on, but I don't think it's going to be in the industry mainstream, at least not in the Washington metropolitan area.

I think that buyers owe it to themselves to do their homework and to talk to at least one exclusive buyer agent.

A lot of people when they go to a sell a home they at least think about getting a broker, but a lot of people when they go to buy a home don't think about getting a buyer's broker.