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Sealing the Deal: Innovative Negotiation Skills for Commercial Real Estate Professionals

When working in commercial real estate sales or leasing, you will handle various properties differently for your clients, depending on the property’s uniqueness and location. Therefore, it’s important to carefully consider your approaches to negotiating with all parties involved in a transaction while targeting the results that your clients seek. Preparation is essential for achieving…

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Adapting to Change: Modern Techniques for Negotiating Commercial Real Estate Deals

We, as agents, can always improve our negotiation skills for sales and leasing situations. The property market is always changing, and every listing will require special elements of negotiation. I am sure you can remember a challenging property listing or negotiation that was difficult to get to a result. What happens in the ‘real world’…

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The Ultimate Playbook: Navigate Negotiations Like a Seasoned Pro

Many commercial real estate brokerage, sales, or leasing situations involve negotiation. Consider the various stages of working with clients and listings. You are negotiating your way through the stages of the real estate business, from a prospective phone call to a meeting and then to a property inspection. You make friends and share important information…

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How to Negotiate Like a Pro in Real Estate

Let’s face a fundamental and ‘raw’ fact as real estate agents and brokers. Everything we do in commercial real estate every day involves several negotiation factors. It stands to reason that improving our negotiation skills will help each of us substantially with listings, transactions, and commissions. How can you move ahead with that? Practised negotiation…

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Simple Ways to Handle Real Estate Price Objections Today

In commercial real estate, as an agent you will have many challenges with price objections across real estate transactions, listings, and inspections. Ultimately the buyer wants the best outcome for themselves and not a ‘fair’ outcome based on real estate market evidence. Somewhere in the transaction will be your client and their property requirements and…

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