Concord NH~Joni~Merrimack County

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Reverse Agency~ For Sellers

 

 

Dear Concord, New Hampshire Seller,  realtor angles

  Educating Sellers on Agency, Explaining what they can expect from me  and working on and within that Relationship....is a major part of my job. It is one of the most challenging parts.

  Sadly (for us Realtors) in many cases we (myself included) neglect to educate our Sellers on their part in Agency in regards to us. In other words...what we expect from them.

 The list isn't long but in my opinion...it can make or break a good working  relationship.

  How To Be The Perfect Seller

  •  Remember..you have hired me to Market and sell your home! My opinion as to Value and Selling Price are based on my knowledge of the Market and your competition....please value and accept that opinion.
  • You need to act on any "staging' suggestions I may have such as personal clutter, curb appeal, or affordable sprucing up. It Matters!
  • Be sure your property is in good repair, don't hope something won't be found....consider doing a pre-sale Home Inspection
  • Disclose all you know about the property....no secrets!

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  • Be honest with me in your motivation to sell.
  •  I also need to know your equity situation
  • Be flexible and co-operative on showings
  • When we receive an offer on your home....be reasonable and thoughtful...don't be greedy! The objective is to sell.

  ( Reverse Agency~For Buyers)

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Joan Mirantz - Joni is a Realtor® with Homequest Real Estate, a locally owned, Customer Service oriented Firm.
Joan Publishes a monthly Newsletter "Food For Thought" under the pen name Realtor Sherpa.
(Joan also answers to Miz Maven and Miss Joni.)

Joan works in Buyer and Seller Representation with concentrations in the Merrimack Valley Area and towns surrounding Concord NH - the Capital City.
"I love what I do, and it shows in how I do it"

Having crossed over to the "other side of Middle Age" herself....Joan is an ongoing source of information about local programs, facilities and issues specific to her peers! 

 
Livin' the Life...and Ridin' the Wave

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Joan  -- Do you have an enforcer on board.  Great blog -- I wish all sellers (and their agents) would read this.  Especially the part about not being greedy!  I am still seeing very over-priced properties.  I just don't get it. 
Posted by Joan Whitebook Southern New Hampshire (BHG The Masiello Group) about 4 years ago
 Hi...thanks Joan. I don't understand it either. I guess we don't all interpret our job the same way!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Joan, this is the perfect companion to Reverse Agency for Buyers.
Posted by Brian Schulman - Your Lancaster County, PA Real Estate Expert (Coldwell Banker Select Professionals, Lancaster PA) about 4 years ago

Hello Joan! This is superb my friend. It's all a learning process and oh how much I'm learning from all my friends here on AR. Have a wonderful night.

Posted by Julie Neerings~Lifting Hearts ♥ Building Dreams~ (Agent Referral) about 4 years ago
You tell 'em, Joan- the more clear the understanding, the more likely a successful ending!  Great info for sellers.
Posted by Laurie Mindnich at Options Realty about 4 years ago
Hi Joni,
You got this right for sure!  "No secrets".....remember we're on the same side, right?
Posted by Cynthia Tilghman, Realtor® Onslow County NC Home Specialist (Kingsbridge Realty, Inc) about 4 years ago

Joni,

This is great stuff!  And we all know that the need for honesty by all parties involved is paramount.  But sometimes people (sellers mostly) will 'forget' to tell us something because they are either extremely private or embarrassed.  Sellers need to keep in mind that we are not there to judge them.  We are there to sell their home.  But if they don't level with us we can't do our jobs effectively.

 

Posted by Carol Smith (Casmi Photography) about 4 years ago

Excellent advice for homesellers, Joan.  The ones who follow this advice end up selling quicker and for more money ....afterall, they put themselves in the professional's hands whom they hired to do the job!

Jo 

Posted by Jo-Anne Smith- Oakville, Burlington and Mississauga Region Real Estate, Ont (Your Choice Realty ) about 4 years ago
Joan, This series is wonderful.  Wouldn't everyone love some 'perfect sellers'?   It's wonderful information to share, maybe some people weren't aware they weren't being good sellers.
Posted by Laura Cerrano and Carole Provenzale Owner, Feng Shui Long Island & New York (Feng Shui Long Island & New York City/Feng Shui Manhattan ) about 4 years ago
Thanks Brian...feel free to use it if you like!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Hi Julie....you sure do your share of contibuting on here too...over and above!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Thanks Laurie..most of it can't be repeated enough!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Cynthia...they do seem to forget who's side we're on at times!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Carol...I really do think that privacy/trust thing is the biggest hurdle. Sometime you can never get over it!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Jo..well the transaction goes a lot smoother that's for sure!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago
Carole...your right. I think sometimes we are equally to blame because we haven't told them what we expect!
Posted by Joan Mirantz GRI CBR SRES- Concord New Hampshire Realtor (Homequest Real Estate) about 4 years ago

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