Don't Create Drama!

Talk to your Realtor before you make the kind of irrational moves this guy made: “The seller [wanted] to take the drapes. It was in the purchase agreement that he was going to leave the drapes, and he’s throwing a huge fit about leaving these drapes. And then the buyer went to the home last weekend just to drive by it to show his family, and they were having a garage sale. And he’s selling the drapes in the garage sale.” If you are emotionally attached to something in your home (maybe it’s the drapes!) then make sure to communicate that with your Realtor before he draws up the contract.

I see this all the time.... Creating problems that potentially lose the sale worth tens and tens of thousands of dollars, over $40 garage sale drapes?

The buyers were clearly upset.

You don’t always have to “give the buyer the drapes,” but remember: if you and your real estate agent come to a decision of what you are going to give the buyers in the purchase agreement, stick to it.

Prioritize what's most important to you. Selling your home should be at the top. As it will get you to a smooth transaction and move into your new place. Also the feeling that someone else gets to enjoy your previous home.

Contact me and let's buy & sell your home

Leo Chen | Real Estate Group

CALBRE 01958853

[email protected]

Coldwell Banker Realty | Global Luxury

C: 949 338 4827

#RealEstateAgent #LagunaNiguel #DanaPoint #NewportBeach #LagunaBeach #CoastalRealEstate #LuxuryRealEstate #FirstTimeHomeBuyers #HomeBuyers #SellingHomes #SellYourHome #ListingAgent #OCrealtor #OCrealestate #OCrealestateagent? #OrangeCountyRealtor #OrangeCountyRealEstate #Brokers #Investors #RealEstateInvestors #HomesForSale #RealEstateInvesting?