By Myra Nourmand
One person’s junk is another’s treasure. After doing your preliminary walk through, you realize that your client’s home needs help.
On the one hand, you want to say, “Toss those magazines in the recycle bin, and while you’re at it get rid of that purple paisley sofa.”
On the other hand, you don’t want to offend. So how do you get your point across in a kind, professional way?
Successful Selling Requires Being Aware of Your Audience
Imagine that your client, Steve, is a hunter. His home showcases his greatest conquests—it’s a proud display of his surf and turf treasures. A married couple tours Steve’s home. Their horrified expressions reveal their animal rights lifestyle. No sooner than you can say “PETA” — the deal is off.
To avoid this, first, compliment Steve on his pursuit. Then share that for the sake of selling the home at the highest possible price it’s in his best interest to put his trophies away.
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