“I wake up each day with the goal of positively impacting the lives of others…
Helping my clients achieve their housing dreams brings me great joy.”
Seller’s How To Interpret Feedback From Showings
After an agent shows your home we like to contact the agent to 1) answer any questions the agent or buyer may have regarding your property and 2) to get both positive and negative feedback regarding the agent and the buyer’s opinion of your home. This feedback allows us to potentially fix things that are keeping the buyer from buying. For instance, if the pink master bedroom is a problem, a fresh coat of paint may be the solution. Sometimes, however, the agent says one thing and means something else.
Here are some clues on how to interpret the feedback you may receive while you are one the market:
| When the agent says… | The agent means |
| The buyer thought the house was too small | The buyer found a larger home for the same price. |
| They liked the house but bought another | They found other homes that were a better value |
| They liked the house but decided to build new | Buyers will pay 15% more for a new home |
| They didn’t like the carpet or wallpaper | The seller should replace the carpet due to color or condition instead of giving an allowance |
| The thought the yard was too small, the street too busy… | The found other homes with larger yards, quieter streets,…for the same price |
| The home needs some work | The seller may need to make repairs or neutralize |
| The didn’t like the floor plan | They didn’t like the floor plan |
Bottom line…price overcomes all objections. A seller’s goal is to sell their home. In order to sell…a house must be in similar condition, be similar in size, and have similar upgrades as other homes in their price category.
