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GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by Advantage
Throw in the collection and ill make an offer.
Also.. I don't trust re agents or land appraisers. A friend had some land appraised and they guy said 54, 000 max and my friend set his own price and has people making serious offers at the 90, 000. Never trust someone that could be paid to do theur job poorly by someone else.
DrumsRfun
reply to post by Advantage
Seeing other people's stuff is the nature of the beast in that business.
I understand trying to appeal to others but on the other side of it...I try to never worry about what people think.....people don't think often enough for me to take seriously.
Get a less pretentious real estate agent and give this one the boot or just tell her to be quiet and do her job and sell the house.
She is getting paid to sell the house...not run her mouth.
I deal with real estate agents fairly often and the amount of times i have said the words "eff off or eff you" is too many times to count but it shuts them down.
Also,if you are paying someone to give you "the look" your grandmother used to give you,you are paying someone to look down their nose at you.
Thats unacceptable.
beezzer
reply to post by Advantage
When "she" comes back, make sure you have a display of body parts labeled, "Previous Real Estate Agents" in a curio cabinet and maybe she'll get the hint.
My sympathies for your beautiful collection.
littled16
reply to post by Advantage
The realtor tried to do me the same way when I sold my last house, and I told him I wasn't changing crap and to just do his stinking job! My house sold in two weeks, and I didn't change a thing. Stupid realtor!
spartacus699
clean up your house if you're gonna sell it, that's the number 1 rule. And put away most all of the stuff. All there should be is a few pictures a few pieces of furniture. Just enough for you to get by on. And very clean, and use some sented candles to make it smell good, and flowers. Put all your sheat in boxes and put it in the garage, shed or basement nicely put away.
benrl
People who are about to spend 100k or more, get in debt for possibly as long as 40years and Assume a huge interest cost above the normal price of the house they are buying tend to be picky...
Shame on the smart buyer who demands a certain quality for The huge debt they are about to take on, they should just shut up and bend over because you have a house to sell...
Anything to do with sales is about convincing the buyer, you have the product it's in your best interest to present it to the buyer as best you can.
chiefsmom
Too many people are just ridiculous! When I went to look at our house, the people had pathways out of boxes everywhere. You couldn't even see the couch!
I was more interested in the basics. How many bedrooms, decent size kitchen, and out in the country with land!
Heck, I would love to walk through your place, WITH all your cool stuff out!!!!
Wonder what people would think of mine? My whole house is pretty much witch themed, all year round!!
SasquatchHunter
reply to post by Advantage
Lol. Sounds like you have a good realtor. Some of the replies here... The real estate agent and the seller have the same goal, to make money. Why would you not do simple things that make you money?
No one wants to see your house, they wanna see their house. Home purchase is one of the biggest financial decisions you can make. The Realtors job is to sell the house, which actually means help homebuyers overcome their objections to make a huge purchase. Maybe 1% of the time the home is exactly what the person wants in their head the other 99% the agent is needed to bring people out of their head an into reality. This is just sales 101.
DrumsRfun
reply to post by Advantage
This could all be avoided if the real estate agent used a few simple words.
"Use your imagination"
"picture it empty to see the layout"
It sounds like she is compensating for a lack of skills.
I rent apartments and its almost always the first thing I say if someone lives there.
Other people's stuff is the nature of the beast.