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Sign into your accountSafe Selling: Using Property Information to Deter a Predator
December 04 2018
New listing? Take some time to meet the neighbors so you can get more information about the neighborhood. Not only is this a good practice for winning new listings, but collecting this information can also potentially deter predators.
How? Well, last week we learned about a communication trick you can use to discourage a predator's interest in a showing. This week, we'll show you how to use the information you've gleaned about an area to your advantage. Watch the video above to learn:
- What you should find out about a neighborhood
- Which neighborhood/property features scare off predators
- How to seamlessly incorporate the information you've learned into conversation with a prospect
- What to listen for in a conversation that signals that you may be dealing with a predator
- Why you should always input the information you've learned about the neighborhood into the showing notes field of your MLS.
Stay tuned for next week's 'Safe Selling' episode!