Sentences with phrase «call seller takes»

On the other hand, a covered call seller takes much less risk.

Not exact matches

Now, in order to take a risk on the so - called best sellers (who, btw, aren't always), mid-listers are being cut loose.

But before you take out the pom poms and get all excited, (or call «bullshit,» as I probably would), let me explain how the whole thing works, and then maybe you'll agree that best seller lists, super novas in the book marketing universe, are sort of... d - baggish.

Because Amazon has taken a swipe at the NYT Best Sellers List and similar lists and started what it calls «Amazon Charts ``.

As the seller of a call option you are taking on the obligation of having to deliver stock to the buyer if the buyer so chooses.

The stock might drop $ 10, but the only loss the call seller would take would be the amount paid for the premium.

Most of the time, in this case, the owner would wait until expiration to exercise and the seller of that option would have to take the appropriate action on the underlying.nnThird: Not all people who buy options intend to exercise them, but rather buy / sell Puts and Calls and use spreads for gain.

a. Call customer care b. Visit your nearest insurance company office c. Talk to your insurance agent / seller In either case, you will be asked details like your policy number, when you took the policy, premium amount etc. also, cash surrender value is applicable only if you have paid your premiums regularly atleast for a few months / years (depending on type of policy)

Common duties seen on a Ticket Seller resume sample are collecting payments, answering to client inquiries, providing information, maintaining balance sheets, filling reservations, and taking phone calls from customers.

«Before I started using eProject I was taking and making a lot of calls, to assure the buyers and sellers and make sure everything for a closing was completed on time,» he explains.

So call it a «God moment» for me, but I told the seller I would take an IOU for my side of the commission to get it done.

If a person calls you and isn't a real seller, it's just wasting your time taking the call, preparing an offer, analyzing the property.

It's up to the buyer and seller to figure it all out, often after the fact when it is discovered that, for example, the alarm is going off and the alarm company will not take your middle of the night call because «you» are not their customer.

Another time, an answering machine took an incoming call while showing and talked about a recommendation for hiding the crack in the basement wall — listing agent reminding seller to pile some boxes up against that wall... WHATEVER!

I call it taking professional control which is in the seller's best interests.

ERA Real Estate has also added a new, innovative alternative called ERA Express Sell for home sellers to take advantage of.

But just like w / Amazon... we pick the # 1 focus we want the visitor on (which is what we call the Hero section... seen below)... knowing that the more attention we can put on that the easier we can get the visitor to that section to take action... and then everything else on the page and the entire website is geared to support that act of helping the seller find the solution to their problem and getting them an offer.

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.

How about the agent who has been interviewed to take a listing and while the seller is weighing their decision the agent calls the seller and says — hey, I have a buyer in from out of town who wants to see your house — I think it's just what they're looking for but we need to act quickly because they are only in town for a couple of days.

When the new Rules take effect on June 15, 2018, if I receive a phone call from a potential buyer who is unrepresented, and who is interested in my seller client's property, at what point should I make the disclosures required under sections 5 - 10 and 5 - 10.1?

In Part 1 you'll hear from actual FSBOs, listen to SELLebrity Bob Horsnell make live calls and watch as he takes a quick tour of the seller's home.

The Negotiating with Sellers Product, really helped me learn how to take control of the conversation and get the information I needed out of the call.»

On the call, our reps take a conversational approach to screen for equity, motivation to sell, and property conditions — all the while building a genuine relationship with the seller.

Anything that interferes with clear title is called a «cloud on the title» and the seller needs to get these matters resolved before closing can take place.

It takes emails, phone calls and the coordination of many companies and individuals to make both buyers and sellers comfortable during the process.

I am privileged to serve as her broker, and know that she goes above and beyond the call to take care of buyer and seller needs.

Appraisers make the final call, of course, but here are steps that sellers and their agents can take to ensure that valuations are fair and accurate:

«I can get a listing just by opening my laptop, calling up a flyer template, and pasting in a picture of the house I took minutes before,» she says of how she wows prospective sellers.

When I said improve my appointment setting with motivated sellers, I meant taking more action for the motivated (call leads back faster, schedule appointments closer to present)..

This is called a «Vendor Take Back» mortgage and it's often used by sellers to help move a property in a slower market.

Are you driving for dollars, writing your own letters, stuffing your own envelopes, building your own websites, creating your own flyers, taking the calls from sellers, inspecting the properties, getting them under contract, then posting the properties online, pitching them at meetings, showing the properties to investors, etc?

But what they are not taking into consideration is the fact that most sellers because of work, children etc., can't be at the beck and call of potential buyers, nor do they want to be.

▪ There's no guarantee that prospective buyers will like, say, the sellers» tangerine - painted walls — even if orange is oh - so - chic these days — or that a restaurant - style range will win them over, especially if they're better at calling for reservations or take - out.

This pipeline consists of finding the leads, taking the phone call, building trust with the seller, doing due diligence, doing the math, preparing inspections or bids, and getting the deal signed at closing.

Takes the grunt work out of fielding calls and then gives you the opportunity to talk to sellers with the right information in front of you before you speak to them.