The Stages Of Taking An Overpriced Listing: As Told By Shark Tank
We all know you should never take an overpriced listing. But let's be real: Almost every agent does it at one point or another. Well, except for "Tom" from Texas who'll probably comment on this post and say how he'd nevvvvvvver do it. Good for you, "Tom"...good for you. But for the rest of you who couldn't bring yourself to say "I'm out!" and took on one (or two) in your career, you'll surely relate to this article. (Spoiler alert! You come out on top at the end!)
2. When you're jotting down all the reasons the seller says their house is "unique" and better than any other on the market...(You know...custom Formica countertops aren't something every house has!)
7. Your look as you reluctantly agree to "give it a try" at their price at least for a little while...("We can always reduce it, but we can't raise the price!")
11. When they tell you they're considering listing it with another agent... (And you KNOW they'd probably just lower their price to where you've been recommending the whole time...)