- Master patience, persistence, empathy for homeowner's financial and personal distress;
- Ability to manage the negotiation side - doing most of that work yourself
- Extremely focused and organized. Commited to relationship building with a range of lender reps.
- Learn the variation in how deals are done.
- Be an excellent comminicator.
- Commit to staying up to speed with the industry - and to educating others about it.
- Ready, able and willing to be very, very, busy.
- Ability to provide lender's requirements rapidly and stay on top of files,
- Be able to time block and have business planning skills,
- Be able to keep up with the changing short sale guidelines
- Great marketing skills - ability to target investors and buyers
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Qualifications of a Great Real Estate Agent; hire a short sale specialist
Many people are asking, why should I hire you, a short sale specialist to help me buy or sell my home? First of all, just because I call myself a short sale specialist doesn't mean I do not provide representation for traditional buyers and sellers. Not all short sales are for all brokers. It requires a certain personality to be able to do short sales daily. I am a successful short sale listing specialist, having completed several short sales. Here are the qualifications of a successful short sale agent: