Feb
24
Final Thoughts from Anaheim.
Posted by realestateguy under Ask a REALTOR, For Realty Professionals, For Sellers, General Information, buisness general, realestate expertise
I am spending my last hour or so of this convention trip contemplating getting back to the cold of Madison, Wisconsin. A feeling of mass overwelm swirls around me. You would think that after all of these conventions that I attend with Keller Williams, that I would be smart, but all it makes me feel is that there is sooo much more to learn. I have had classes in Short Sales, internet marketing, SEO, REO, selling homes buying homes, state of the economy, vision for the companys future. I have reviewed what the company is bringing out this year, got ideas for Google, Craigs list, lead Generation, tips for helping underwater homeowners, blogging. It is a common joke amongst Keller Williams that once you get to the airport, a magic thing happens and all is erased. But I have found that reviewing notes on the airline does actually help to settle the ideas. Helping to review and sort in an order of priority. When I step off the plane Iwill have an order of priority and an action plan for the next week or 2. If you are underwater in your home, a short sale may be for you. About short sales Madison Wi. To help in the decision process, watch this series of Videos: Sell My Home Madison.RealEstateGuy has been a full time, full service Realtor since 1993. He is dedicated to helping people achieve their Real Estate Goals and dreams. In order to provide more specialized service, he created a team of hand picked specialists. Guy believes in constantly learning more, so regularly attends national seminars and trainings. Guy has been a top producer, leader in his office, a president of the Wisconsin chapter of CRS, and has spoken at the Realtor Conventions. Get a chuckle. Watch Real Estate Guy video. 30 seconds Search all area homes for sale Madison Wi

In Real Estate Guy™s experience, buyers in this situation, follow a hard worn path. Let™s look at a single buyer, Tom and the experience he would go thru.Tom bounces thru open houses, he takes a somewhat adversarial approach to the hosting agent. He finds a home he loves and would be happy to buy. But unsure of the next step. And likely not liking or trusting the agent, and not wanting to appear too eager, Tom says he will œthink about it. Yes this is the time old delay tactic.In thinking about it, Tom will talk with friends, and together they will come up with all the reasons not to buy the home. But even if he wants to proceed, there will be lots of anguish and he will still have to make the œcrazy move of calling the agent who had the house open, or another agent (which can make the process even more complex).At this point he has no trusted guidance to answer questions. Tom begins the process of working in the dark to put an offer on and negotiate to buy this home. The process can be very stressful and daunting and even a successful purchase will likely be just plain uncomfortable.Our proposition is that buyers should familiarize themselves with the process before they step in a home. Once a buyer finds a nice home they will be in a situation of knowing what step to take and be comfortable. This will lead to a much better decision.Real Estate Guy suggests that a new home buyer should find a good Realtor and establish a trusting relationship.When we first meet a new buyer, we make this easy by offering a no obligation meeting to discuss the home buying process, the market and how a Real Estate Agent can enhance the process and also save the client time. Read
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