Overcoming Challenges

I get into the neighborhood quickly and depending on the situation I have the necessary knowledge and experience in the area of death and grief to restore neighborhood peace. My immediate goal is to overcome the neighborhood gossip.

I research carefully so I can begin to create and implement a powerful marketing plan. It is best to establish an accurate listing price without having to do additional price reductions. Price adjustments also help to further distress a home and prolong the stigma.

Although I have a strong buyer network that trusts me, the challenge here is meeting new buyers and creating that trust and building rapport. Most buyers are looking for a home for their family and they need to be shown that I will provide them with an amazing property so they can purchase with confidence and excitement. This usually means discussing spiritual energy, haunted, and ghosts and many buyers are quite pleased to have a real estate agent also be a near-death survivor.

must incorporate the trauma of death that was experienced by the family, neighbors, and community. The neighborhood crisis needs to be addressed and contained immediately. The neighborhood gossip needs to be silenced quickly to stop further distress.

so I can complete a sales transaction. This will be dependent on the situation and how long ago the traumatic event took place.

Must be implemented immediately regardless of the length of time. The quicker this stage is done the quicker the neighborhood is restored back to neutrality. This is a very active and busy stage in the selling process.

...is one of the most important things to do before we expose the home to the general market. Neighbourhood anxiety will be felt by any potential buyer and we will lose any chance to get that buyer back.

before a home is fully prepared for sale it is careless to show prematurely and will diminish my chances to maintain neighbourhood market values or find a stable buyer willing to put his/her family in there.