I have had many different types of buyers, but take a look at this one. This one came up to my porch checking out the house I had. I don't think many of us have dealt with buyers like this one.
"Hmmmmmmm. Doesn't look like there are any leaks here."
"Nice large yard with some shrubbery."
Unfortunately, I lost this buyer. Needless to say, he opted to live in the tree in the yard, instead. What can I say, I tried. At least I can say that I don't discriminate.
Adorable :-)
Did ask the ever important questions: "Are you working with another agent?" "Have you talked with a mortgage lender?"
And like most buyers, he came house shopping without a check to write earnest money.
Hmm ... I've had buyers like that before. They scurry into your open house eat all the food and slide back out the door without a thank you.
or
you spend days showing them quaint little houses in the suburbs and they call back having just bought a home in the country
or
well you get the idea :-)
Kris:
No, he wasn't working with an agent.
Lenn:
Of course! Isn't that how buyers usually do it????
Al:
By the time I got back with the paperwork, he was gone. The nerve.
Michael:
I would rather deal with a cute and fuzzy, one like this little squirrel, than a big bear. But then again, I cannot discriminate. If a bear comes along, I must deal with him, too.
Derrick:
Sometimes you lose some buyers. This one I lost to a FSBO. I guess the birds had a better deal for the tree.
Shaun:
The food certainly did attract the buyers. I don't understand why this particular buyer did not purchase it. It came complete with a year's supply of food.
Toby:
Been there, done that. Maybe I should stop serving gourmet food.
Virginia:
That should attract some more buyers. This one is a better neighbor than the bear.
Rob:
Sorry to disappoint you, but the roof is new.