Converting a for-sale-by-owner prospect is a delicate matter. It takes finesse to convince someone they’re making the wrong decision in selling their own house. Here’s how to do it.
Source: Inman News
7 common FSBO objections and how to overcome them
Published in Agent, for sale by owner, fsbo, missy yost, Opinion and Select
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