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One of the most important roles I find myself taking on during a real estate transaction is that of Friend. Buying or Selling a home is quite often one of the most exciting and stressful events in a person’s life. They are either scared to death or super excited. There is rarely an in-between.
In the best of times, the client is a first time homebuyer, starting out their life, looking forward to the future, but in the worst of times, the client is forced to sell due to a break-up or divorce. They are heartbroken and bewildered. It’s my job to take them by the hand and lead them through. I’ll listen patiently, offer support and lend a shoulder. If I had to name the most important quality a good Realtor could possess under these circumstances, it is empathy. And, friendship.
All the best- Dori