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The 48th Year
Championing the Human Parts of Real Estate Since 1979™


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.

Jeff Sorg


Dangerous Question (No. 2): "Has it been a busy open house?"
The staging is perfect and the macarons are enticing. But when a buyer’s broker asks, "Has it been a busy open house?" some agents fall right into a $20,000 trap. Here is why "politeness" can cost your client their equity.

Jeff Sorg


Dangerous Question (No.1): "What Did They Think of My Listing?"
More deals die from too much talking than too little. The 'harmless' listing broker follow-up call is actually a high-stakes negotiation trap. Jeff Sorg shares how to use the art of silence and strategic deflection to safeguard your client’s most valuable assets.

Jeff Sorg
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