Realtors (or Their Clients) Behaving Badly First, a caveat: the vast majority of Realtors showing my (listing) clients’ homes are punctual, respectful and otherwise professional. In turn, I try to do likewise when I’m showing homes as a Buyer’s agent. Aside from common courtesy, doing all those things is very much in the Buyer’s agent ” and...Read More
Realtors (or Their Clients) Behaving Badly First, a caveat: the vast majority of Realtors showing my (listing) clients’ homes are punctual, respectful and otherwise professional. In turn, I try to do likewise when I’m showing homes as a Buyer’s agent. Aside from common courtesy, doing all those things is very much in the Buyer’s agent ” and...Read More
Realtors (or Their Clients) Behaving Badly First, a caveat: the vast majority of Realtors showing my (listing) clients’ homes are punctual, respectful and otherwise professional. In turn, I try to do likewise when I’m showing homes as a Buyer’s agent. Aside from common courtesy, doing all those things is very much in the Buyer’s agent — and...Read More
Realtor Bad Etiquette In the non-realtor world, it would be the equivalent of butting in line, or cutting someone off in traffic. For Realtors, a common example of bad etiquette is blitzing several thousand Realtors’ mailboxes with a 17 megabyte electronic flyer like the one I received yesterday — an anvil of an email if...Read More
Keeping Negotiations Positive “I’m not mad at you, I’m mad at your behavior.” Anyone who’s ever been a social worker — or the offspring of one (me) — can relate to the above (although when you hear it at age 7, it does seem a tad bit, shall we say, “conceptual”). Still, the comment can...Read More
