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Dangerous Question (No. 3): "Do you think your seller would entertain a low offer?"
I have seen more deals die from loose lips than from bad inspections. When a buyer’s broker asks, "Do you think your seller would entertain a low offer?", they aren't just making conversation - they are going fishing. Most agents jump at the chance to be "helpful," but this question is a siren song designed to make you blink. Find out how to answer Question No. 3 in my Most Dangerous Questions in Real Estate series.


They Promised an Execution. We Showed Up for a Closing.
Reports of our death were greatly exaggerated. In a world of ChatGPT listings, 88% of buyers still want a human real estate broker. Why is the "New School" failing first-time buyers? It’s an Old School problem of supply and leverage.


The Shift from Real Estate "Agent" to Real Estate "Advisor"
The 'visible' work of real estate, the searching and door-opening, is now free. But the 'invisible' variables are costing DIYers $65,000 in equity. I’m breaking down why the market is firing Agents and hiring Advisors.


Lost Professionalism: Are You Afraid Your Client Will Answer Their Phone?
Industry data says 90% of people prefer a text over a call. But are you trading our most valuable asset for digital convenience? Discover why this 47-year real estate veteran thinks "Voice Courage" is the difference between being a replaceable messenger and an indispensable real estate advisor.
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