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Updated 7 days ago on . Most recent reply

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Adam Macias
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  • Fort Collins, CO
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"There's no good deals in my market."

Adam Macias
  • Specialist
  • Fort Collins, CO
Posted

"There's no good deals in my market."

Honestly, I live for this.

When someone has the mentality of there being

no deals in any market, it just means less competition

for us that have a different mindset.

And really, understanding of what happens in real estate.

Firstly, "good deal" is SO freaking vague.

What's a good deal?

Different strokes for different folks.

Not every buyer is the same.

So your opinion as a real estate agent is not

the fact of the marketplace.

It's better to sell buyers what they want...

rather than what you have.

Read that again.

It's a good idea to sell buyers what they WANT,

meaning it's not up to you to determine what a deal is,

just shop for them,

that's all you got to do.

So that what you HAVE isn't a waste of time

because you could've been running the

numbers wrong anyway.

Cheers.

  • Adam Macias
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