We do not refer to the "I" by real estate agents said, but "I" told by the owners of any property today.
In the first case many sellers, agents use the title phrase when they proposed an alternative of association, change of methods or any alternative that involves investment and / or change of modus operandi. It becomes a way of saying "first tell me how to sell now and then convince me of anything you want."
In the case of seller-owner will often hear the phrase as a preliminary step to say that any contractual relationship with the agent or agency will make after you take a buyer, meaning that it is very clear that to sell before is better than competing broker-dealers. Also with a bit of "luck" will work but will not pay any (albeit at the expense of explaining "sold" many times, when you could do it alone.)
If we add the two forces displayed the result can not be other than reflecting the current situation in general. A) disunity among realtors and B) frustration among customers who are over time and the property remains unsold, because the crisis is compounded by the disunity of the sales force, which will hinder each other in place to cooperate.
seems that we need new initiatives and new approaches and from here we fully support, examples to note are: 1) the presentation by UCI and the magazine Sold ESTATE book last Monday in Tenerife and 2) article Cesar Villasante, THE ORGANIZATION OF THE REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE.
In the first case many sellers, agents use the title phrase when they proposed an alternative of association, change of methods or any alternative that involves investment and / or change of modus operandi. It becomes a way of saying "first tell me how to sell now and then convince me of anything you want."
In the case of seller-owner will often hear the phrase as a preliminary step to say that any contractual relationship with the agent or agency will make after you take a buyer, meaning that it is very clear that to sell before is better than competing broker-dealers. Also with a bit of "luck" will work but will not pay any (albeit at the expense of explaining "sold" many times, when you could do it alone.)
If we add the two forces displayed the result can not be other than reflecting the current situation in general. A) disunity among realtors and B) frustration among customers who are over time and the property remains unsold, because the crisis is compounded by the disunity of the sales force, which will hinder each other in place to cooperate.
seems that we need new initiatives and new approaches and from here we fully support, examples to note are: 1) the presentation by UCI and the magazine Sold ESTATE book last Monday in Tenerife and 2) article Cesar Villasante, THE ORGANIZATION OF THE REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE.