Real
estate negotiation.
 Advice
on Negotiation.
Tips to be successful in your real estate
negotiation.
If
success is about getting what you want, then negotiation plays a
major part in your journey to success.
We negotiate every day and this happens at work, at home, at church,
at school; everywhere. You might negotiate to get a business deal,
to get flexible hours at work.
When it comes to a negotiation in real estate
nothing is more important. A good negotiation strategy will make
you thousands of dollars $$$ .
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Here are some guidelines for successful negotiation:
1.
Start
with an end result in mind. Ask yourself "what do I want"
and "analyse the needs" of the other parties.
2.
Think logically!
Like a piece of good writing where you need an introduction,
a body and a conclusion - good verbal negotiators usually
do things in that order, too.
You need to give
an overview of what you want, explain the details and wrap
it up in a way where both parties are happy.
Don't "JUMP"
to a conclusion at the begining and don't introduce new items
when you're about to close "the deal".
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Real estate
is an emotional topic but try and stay logical when dealing
with real estate.
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3.
Pay attention
to HOW you negotiate - not just WHAT you want to negotiate. If you
get the HOW right - your chance of getting the WHAT will be a lot
higher.
4.
Choose the RIGHT venue for the negotiation
to take place. Environment is very important. Ask yourself whether
this conversation should take place in the boardroom, over a coffee
or is it better discussed in the corridor.
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5.
Help
the other party to get what she/he wants as well. A good negotiation
is when each party goes away thinking they have won!
6.
Stay "cool" when things get "hot". If the
situation gets difficult - come back later for an ideal solution.
There is no point in any party getting upset.
7.
I and You language may not always work.
Often in negotiation it is wise to bring in a third party to illustrate
a point. Eg: "Imagine Mr. A does this ..... What would you think?"
8.
Give defined options. Don't limit yourself
and the other party to one particular solution or one that is too
open-ended. Be creative and give people options which also help
you.
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A lot of buyers want
to play the negotiating game and that is okay but don't let your
offer be to low as you can almost offend the property owners.
Then the chances of
them returning to the negotiating table with you are lessened if
your first offer is too low.
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We wish you well
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