How do real estate agents talk to clients?
#1 – What to say to your real estate clients
- Introduce yourself briefly.
- Explain how you got their information.
- Ask if now is a good time to chat.
- Ask what triggered their home buying or selling.
- Touch on current market conditions, and ask if they have any initial questions.
How do you talk to a realtor for the first time?
What to Expect (and Do) During Your First Meeting with a Realtor®
- Be Prepared to Talk About Finances.
- Discuss Your Must-Haves With a Property.
- Create a List of Questions for the Realtor®
- Come Prepared to Listen.
- Find a Realtor® Who Meets Your Individual Needs.
How do you introduce yourself to a real estate agent?
Hi {Agent first name}. This is {name}. We’ll be working together with {client first name last name} who we connected with via Realtor.com. I’ve already introduced myself to {home buyer} and will connect with you soon.
What should you wear to a real estate interview?
For your interview, that means professional interview attire. Men will need to wear a well-fitting suit in a conservative color, white, or pastel shirt, conservative tie, dark socks, and dress shoes. Women can choose between a pant or skirt suit, blouse (not low cut), hosiery, and closed-toe pumps.
What should I expect during my first meeting with a realtor®?
During your first meeting with a Realtor®, make sure you come prepared with the right questions to learn about the process. With a little preparation, you can both get off on the right foot and move forward with a clear idea of what the agent will do. Here are a few things to expect (and do) during your first meeting with a Realtor®
Can a realtor say nothing on behalf of a client?
Be warned – THEY CAN’T. In fact, in many states, laws require that a Realtor serving as a dual agent do nothing to jeopardize the interests of his or her client – which means the agent can say nothing on behalf of either party. So you end up paying commission for an agent that does nothing essentially.
Can a realtor give you any advice when buying a house?
Remember, they don’t represent you anymore. They can’t by law give you any advice. When the home inspection happens, and the buyer wants you to fix X, Y, and Z, your agent also will no longer be able to help you with guidance. Throughout the whole transaction, the agent cannot offer you any real estate advice.
How do you get people to trust a real estate agent?
Tell family members, friends, former colleagues, your dog groomer, etc. Keep in mind that while your family, friends, and acquaintances may trust you as a human, it’s going to take some time for them to trust you as a real estate professional—it may take months, or even years. Be patient with your “pre-real estate” relationships.