After representing hundreds of home sellers, I inevitably encounter thousands of the wrong buyers. They are the type of people that make their money by taking advantage of others. They have no guilt or shame in running off with another person’s life savings. They have no remorse about dragging the seller through 6 months ofContinueContinue reading “Watch out for the wrong buyer!”
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How Tenants Affect a Real Estate Sale
In Sarasota real estate sales involving rental properties, landlords face challenges when tenants are still occupying the home. While some sellers opt to sell with tenants in place, tenant cooperation for showings is often problematic. Ultimately, it is generally preferable for homes to be vacant before selling, or incentivizing tenant cooperation may be necessary.
Bizarre Real Estate Stories: What Can Go Wrong
20 Year veteran Broker / Owner Dan Novak describes varoius unexpected situatuons which have prevented real estate closings
New Realtor Contract Rules: What Buyers Need to Know
In August 2024, a realtor network settled for $418 million without admitting guilt. Consequently, realtors must secure signed contracts with buyers before showings. Buyers may need to cover their agent’s commission if sellers don’t pay. Buyers can sign with multiple agents, but doing so for the same property can lead to double commissions.
Don’t hire these Agents
The real estate industry requires agents to embody honesty, loyalty, and professionalism. Brokers must scrutinize transactions to maintain integrity. Key traits to seek in agents include humility, dedication, and reliability, while avoiding part-time or overly pushy individuals. Personal issues and mechanical challenges in agents can similarly hinder effective representation.
The Real Cost of Selling Your Home Cheap
Is selling a Sarasota home cheap really the best way to make a quick sale?
The content provided discusses the strategy of selling something quickly at a lower price and highlights the importance of being reliable and attentive as a seller. It also discusses the potential risks of selling at market value and emphasizes the need for careful negotiation and attention to detail in order to prevent buyers from backing out. Overall, the content provides insights and personal experiences related to selling.
Discrimination: Protecting Yourself Through Credit Scores
The content discusses the concept of discrimination as a protective mechanism in society, particularly regarding financial decision-making through credit scores. It emphasizes the importance of using credit scores to evaluate reliability when hiring or renting to tenants. The humorous version highlights playful alternatives to traditional discrimination while acknowledging the pitfalls of relying solely on appearances.
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