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Have you ever bought a house? More than one? That real estate agent is feeding you a line of baloney. If you aren't interested in a house you don't go looking
by rexreed 6y ago
Have you ever bought a house? More than one?
That real estate agent is feeding you a line of baloney. If you aren't interested in a house you don't go looking at it. If you want to buy a house before you even step foot in it, you're a fool.
Would you buy a house that way?
I agree with the OP commenter here. Silicon Valley advice is a load of malarkey. Focus on the customers. Focus on your market. Stop listening to stupid advice.
- WalterBright 6y agoYeah, I have. And he's right. Once you open the door, you're looking for a reason to not buy it. For example, you don't hire a home inspector if you don't want to buy the property.
- rexreed 6y agoThat's not how the quote is said above. The real estate agent says the client has decided on the house before they step foot in it. I have bought and sold many a house and I've never made a decision that way. Looking for insight / looking for reasons, ok, I agree with you. But clients who make decisions without stepping foot in a house? That's crazy talk.
- WalterBright 6y ago> That's not how the quote is said above. That's not how English works. I did not say "the client has always decided". Nobody expects statements are absolute when talking about the behaviors of people. The non-literal meanings of English is why each profession has its own specialized jargon (like lawyer legalese, military jargon, and aviation terms).