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Showing the House
- Television and radio should be turned off, or tuned to quiet music on low volume. Let the salesperson and buyer talk free of disturbances.
- Send children and pets outdoors to play. This will eliminate confusion and keep the prospect’s attention focused on your home.
- Leave drapes and blinds open for light and airiness. If it’s evening, all lights should be on to give the rooms a larger appearance and cheerful effect.
- Be sure the kitchen sink is free of dishes and rooms are uncluttered
- Be courteous but do not force conversation with the potential buyer. They want to inspect your house, not pay a social call
- Never apologize for the appearance of yoru home. After all, it has been lived in. Let the trained salesperson answer any objections
- The salesperson knows the buyers requirements and can better emphasize the features of yoru home when you don’t tag along. You will be called if needed.
- Let your SunTree Realtor discuss price, terms, possession and other factors with the buyer. Your SunTree Realtor is better qualified to bring negotiations to a favorable conclusion
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