Thorough communication is key in any strong real estate deal. If you don’t hear back from someone after reaching out, follow up with a phone call, email or text or you’ll risk losing the deal.
Source: Inman News
Anatomy of a deal killer: Missed emails and lack of follow-up
Published in Agent, Columns, communication, communication breakdowns, email, email inefficiency, Select, Technology and Troy Palmquist
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