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Realtor Gaffes ” Listing Presentation Edition

” . . . and Your Dog’s Ugly!” I recently heard about an agent who shows up at every listing presentation ” essentially, a job interview for Realtors ” with a conspicuous “Sold” sign that they leave in plain view of the prospective Seller. Apparently, the agent thinks it projects confidence, “go-getter” hustle, etc.** However,...
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Realtor Gaffes — Listing Presentation Edition

” . . . and Your Dog’s Ugly” I recently heard about an agent who shows up at every listing presentation ” essentially, a job interview for Realtors ” with a conspicuous “Sold” sign that they leave in plain view of the prospective Seller. Apparently, the agent thinks it projects confidence, “go-getter” hustle, etc.** However, it backfired...
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Just Don’t Call it “Homework” (and Don’t Call it a “Listing Presentation,” Either)

I just heard through the grapevine about a Realtor who was in competition for a listing, and apparently lost out because the Seller objected to a term the agent used. The offending word? “Homework.” Realtor Job Interview (“Consultation?!?”) So, prior to their meeting**, the agent requested that the prospective Seller pull together some key information. The items...
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Challenge for Veteran Realtors: Guarding Against “Listing Skills” Atrophy

Victims of Success? How do Realtors get good at listing presentations?  (job interviews for agents to represent a home seller). By doing lots of ’em. New agents have no choice:  with no clients, track record, or reputation to speak of, that’s how they land business. Trappings of Success – Literally Now fast forward 5 —...
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Realtors, Standup Comedy, and Listing Presentations

Perfecting Your (Sales) Pitch Who would you expect to have a more polished listing presentation (essentially, a job interview for Realtors):  a new(er) agent or a veteran one? Surprisingly, it’s often the newer agent. One of the things that happens as Realtors become more established is that they get more business from referrals and acquaintances...
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“Realtor a Cappella”

Playing musical instruments isn’t part of a Realtor’s job description, so what exactly is “Realtor a cappella?” Doing a listing presentation without any charts, flyers, or other handouts — and sans Powerpoint, too. Just the Realtor and you, sitting at your Kitchen table (or in your Living Room) discussing how the process works, fielding any...
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