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When I'm asked for buyer feedback after a showing, I tend to keep it very generic if I say anything at all. I'm representing the buyer, not the seller. I don't want to say anything that may impair our negotiating advantage if we should decide to pursue an offer.
I agree especially if they haven't scratched it off their list completely.
When I'm asked for buyer feedback after a showing, I tend to keep it very generic if I say anything at all. I'm representing the buyer, not the seller. I don't want to say anything that may impair our negotiating advantage if we should decide to pursue an offer.
I can understand that.
But how does the seller ever get any feedback, then? Am I expecting something that I won't likely get?
It doesn't show well empty. Consider dropping the price and staging a few rooms.
Unfortunately, that's not possible. This home is about 2,000 miles away from where I currently live. Unless I'm missing something on how I could accomplish this ...
Relying on feedback from strangers with unknown motivations is not the best way to get sold and closed.
There are reasons why 5 other homes in your neighborhood sold and your place did not. There is a pattern here. You agent should be able to tell you why these places sold for what they did, when they did and make it relevent to your situation.
It does not sound like she is doing this and for this reason, I too would look to replace her with someone who better understands the local market and is willing to tell you what you need to know and do to get sold.
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