their experience of your home. You should plan for your children to be elsewhere and your pets crated or leashed, and no toys lying about or dog hair on the sofa. The dishes should always be done and the kitchen sparkling. The pressure of showing to everyone even mildly interested in looking (not necessarily buying) may come from the idea that the more your home is seen, the more quickly and easily your home will sell. Many real estate agents provide their clients with dozens of homes to consider without a clear picture of what the buyer wants. Low-interest traffic can be heavy and a burden on the seller’s time, energy, and resources. Since a showing can take an hour or even hours out of your day, finding an interested buyer is what matters most. The home will be shown to many more uninterested buyers than interested buyers. How many times will you have to show your home? In an ideal world, your property would be shown to serious buyers only. However, many “Sunday afternoon window shoppers” exist in the real estate business. That said, you shouldn’t waste your time trying to appeal to uninterested buyers. This is where planning, organizing, and the professional help of a qualified real estate agent enables you to handle even the most intimidating tasks without wasting efforts. "HEH, WHAT'S GOING ON WITH FL N WITH FLORIDA REAL ES A REAL ESTATE?" Lastly, recent market dynamics have stimulated buyers and sellers to ask what is going on? What has become very important in setting price is the underlying factors: inventory levels, mortgage rates, and buyer demand (ie. Baby Boomer, Millennial and other sub-groups). When I lived in Connecticut, I had a home that was competing with 50 others and the differentiation among them all was limited. So it became a price war! I learned a lot from this!
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