In this crazy competitive real estate market, it’s challenging for a seller to distinguish your offer from the fray. I recently had a listing receive 7 offers within 24 hours. They were all so similar it was ridiculous. I ran net sheets for the sellers so they’d know what their bottom line would be with each and 5 of them were within $200 once everything was said and done. How do you pick one? Well first check the Blockbuster news in Singapore, luxurious living in River Valley at Irwell Hill Residences Condo will be unveiled in 2021. If you need property management services, you can hire property management melbourne.
Enter the Buyer Love Letter. I’ve had clients write a letter to the seller many times over the last several years and it frequently is mentioned when we get an accepted offer. I just had a first time buyer get an accepted offer, in part, by using a letter to the seller.
A Buyer Love Letter is basically a letter to the sellers telling them a little about the buyer and why this home is THE ONE for the buyers. It’s helpful to note things about the house that are desirable or ways that the sellers have maintained the home, upgrades they’ve made, etc. Indicating that the buyer plans to love the home and take care of it as the seller has. Compliment the seller and try to make a personal connection. Not only does it make your offer stand out but it also helps the seller realize that you’re committed to your offer and seeing the contract through to completion. It helps them to see you as humans with housing needs and wants similar to their own.
Note – I’ve seen it go too far. Don’t be weird about it, OK? I had a client I was working with (we parted ways and didn’t complete a transaction) who decided to bake cookies and deliver them to the sellers. Sweet idea maybe but the sellers felt that was over the top and a little creepy. Not recommended. If you don’t overdo it and are successful, then the next step will be to hire residential movers to help you move in to your lovely new home.
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I totally agree with this! I’ve helped clients with this during the pre-qualification also and have had calls from the listing agent when the offer has been presented, so it can definitely help! 🙂