Chapter 5 - Selling: Finding the Right Buyer Flashcards
for most buyers the purchase of a home is
the largest asset they will ever own, and the most important financial decision they will ever make
most property owners move on an average of
6/8 years
any major insurance claims made within the last five years must be
disclosed to the buyer
the normal wear and tear as things need to be repaired or replaced is called
physical depreciation
an insurance company may deny full coverage for a fire if additions or alterations are
non-permitted
functional obsolescence refers to loss of value due to adverse factors
within a structure
a purchaser who over improves a fixer upper
risks not being able to recover the investment
which of the following is an advantage attributed to owning a home
Equity build-up, tax benefits, and appreciation
for a couple to benefit from the $500,000 capital gains tax advantage, the home must have been the Principal residence for a minimum of
2 out of The Last 5 Years
buyers who don’t make an effort to be pre-qualified demonstrate a lack of
good credit or motivation
when selling real estate, the least effective form of communication is
by letter (one way)
when soliciting clients via the telephone
use your normal speaking voice, don’t expect to make a sale over the phone, stay on the line only long enough to make an appointment to meet in person
before using the telephone to solicit business you should
check the National Do Not Call Registry
record-keeping is essential for
controlling expenses, controlling revenue, and follow up
a switch sheet is
a quick reference list of similar properties to the one being advertised