The Secret to Negotiations for FSBO Sellers
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The Secret to Negotiating for FSBO Sellers
Discovering Your Negotiation Skills
Negotiating during a home sale can feel daunting, but you might already have the skills you need. Everyday negotiations?"like who walks the dog or picks up lunch?"prove we're more adept than we realize. Let's explore some common myths about negotiating.
Flexibility Is Key
Many sellers think, "This deal is non-negotiable." Often, this stems from anxiety, not firm decisions. If you're too rigid, you might deter potential buyers. Remember, it's always possible to say "no," but it's crucial to ask, "Is this point worth losing the deal?"
Buyers, too, should adopt this mindset. Successful negotiations often occur when both parties aim for a win-win situation. Fortunately, most buyers and sellers naturally lean towards this method.
Balancing Priorities
What matters to you might not matter as much to the other party. Price might be a priority for one, while the timing of the sale is vital for the other. Negotiations often involve finding a balance between these differing priorities.
Typical Negotiation Patterns
Effective negotiations don't drag on. Typically, it involves an offer, a counter-offer, and perhaps one more counter. If discussions extend beyond this, it's likely the deal may not happen.
Of course, there are exceptions. Two people who enjoy negotiating may continue longer, but these talks are mostly verbal, with minimal changes to a written contract.
Stay Confident
Don't let the fear of negotiation overwhelm you. By remaining objective and open, you can achieve the outcome you desire. Remember, you're more skilled at negotiating than you might think.
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