God gave us two
ears and one mouth for a reason
Every
rookie-poorly trained real estate agent feels the need to jump into every
pregnant pause and add some not-so-brilliant insights. To ask a question from
an existing or potential client and then add some more unsolicited information
before the question is answered is not only rude, it is completely
unprofessional. If you see this embarrassing character flaw in your existing
realtor, this should be throwing up red flags all over the place. BanCorp RealEstate Group believes that when a person talks too much and listens too little,
what they are doing is communicating to others that they think that their ideas
are much more important than other people’s – in other words they are being
egotistical. Who wants to do business with an egotistical Orange County
Realtor?
Whatever you
focus on – pulls you. Whatever you focus on – gets your attention. So when BanCorpRealty focuses our attention on our client and all of their needs, wants and
concerns – instead of our own, we will lead them through the process, going
through any obstacle, circumstance, trouble or headache head-on, not trying to
navigate around it by pushing our client but rather by pulling our client
through it in a position of influence, determination and authority.
BanCorp Realty is
a group of real estate professionals who leads a client. A winner who sets the
pace, determining the environment that the process will operate in is not a
natural skill that we are born with and it took a lot of practice to develop
this talent. We can’t control every circumstance (and it would be insane to
even try to) and we can’t always control the way we feel about the other
parties to the transaction – good or bad. But we can control the way we think
about it by managing the process as a decisive, credible leader who has won our
client’s confidence and assurance from the start – by listening more than we
talk we know what are clients ultimate goal are and we are able to get them
there – easier and faster™.
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