These are the best choices to help sellers achieve top dollar in a bidding war, and, at the same time, be fair to all parties:
Jim Klinge
Klinge Realty Group
Broker-Associate, Compass
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You have four hours. Good luck on that one. Most are lucky to get back to you in 48 hours.
I notice something that seems odd to me. I’m watching this guy displaying common sense as if it’s some secret formula to success. As if accurately defining reality is a talent to be developed. In other words, he’s teaching a class on thinking things through!
It used to be, if you wanted to learn about particle physics, you took a class, because it’s a unique discipline. You didn’t take classes on how to accurately think through a fairly simple problem. That’s supposed to be what your brain does… on it’s own. If your brain doesn’t do that, you shouldn’t be in a professional position, working with other people’s money, in the first place.
Anyway, imo, more forced transparency is the best way to “teach” people who need teachin’. One trip to civil or criminal court will make a lot of “brokers” look to other pursuits.
That is just it day trip……..”common sense” is not common…..at least anymore.
Yep! I was thinking the same thing after watching the video. Common sense! More reasons why an auction format would work better.