Spokane Real Estate Voice: Are you *Fun* to work with?

Are you *Fun* to work with?

In the past 8 years I have been enjoying a steady and sucsessful real estate career. I have had all kinds of buyers and sellers, closers and lenders.

I have worked with some really stressed out people, and I must say, those crab apples are missing out!

I enjoy the journey, not just the rewards. I get involved in a fair amount of messy details in people's lives which could be an opportunity to be crabby.

I make a conscious effort to be fun to work with. Now what does this mean?

Take it easy. Get your ego out of the way. Don't get your panties in a bundle. Shine it on. Let go and let God.

Stop trying to be the general manager of the universe. Respond instead of reacting. Never lose your sense of humor. Listen. Be affirming and empathic. Be gracious and kind. Be truthful without being rude.

Laugh out Loud. Realize the only person you have control over is yourself. Walk a mile in someones shoes.

Don't assume things. Accept the limitations of the day. Get your beauty sleep. Practice the golden rule.

Don't be stingy. Don't take things personally. Gratitude goes a long way. Attitudes are chosen, if you are fun to work with, you will use less mental and physical energy, and preserve more for yourself and your family.

Life is short. Lighten up, and have some FUN! Yes, even while working. I love what I do, and it shows. :)

 

                                             *Don't worry, Be HAPPY!*

BethAnn Long- Tomlison South Inc. www.BethAnnHomes.com

BethAnn Long ~ Spokane Realtor- Coldwell Banker Tomlinson South Inc.

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Comments

Love it!  Absolutely make each transaction a fun adventure for all involved! 

Posted by Palm Properties l La Jolla Real Estate over 2 years ago

BethAnn-  Thanks for reminding me that I am human.  I sometimes get wrapped up in my business, I forget to take time for myself.  I, as well as many others, need to step back once in awhile to smell the roses and relish what we have accomplished each day.  We do need to have a sense of humor and have fun at work to.  It makes it much easier.

Posted by Terry Meyer (Prudential Olympia Realtors) over 2 years ago

Laxon : Amen!

Terry: Yes, be good to yourself!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Gee, I surely hope I'm fun to work with.  It's my nature to enjoy what I'm doing.  Otherwide I DON'T DO IT.

If a buyer ceases to be fun to work with, they are history. 

Posted by Lenn Harley, Real Estate Broker, Virginia & Maryland (Lenn Harley, Homefinders.com, MD & VA Homes and Real Estate) over 2 years ago

I agree; life should be fun & if you can't enjoy you might as well be dead :) Great reminder!

Posted by Cape Coral Real Estate Broker | Susan Milner | FloridaFutureAgents.com (Florida Future Realty, Inc.) over 2 years ago

BethAnn -- what a great post! Love, love, love it! Such simple thoughts -- yet so very important. You are being re-blogged! Have a great evening!

Posted by Peggy Wester Real Estate Agent Ozaukee & Washington County Real Estate (Shorewest Realtors) over 2 years ago

Nice post, I make every effort to make transactions enjoyable for all. On the other hand if dealing with egos, incompetence or unethical behavior I have a tendency to work more by the book. Business is not always a "social engagement"

Posted by Russell Lewis, Broker,CLHMS,GRI (Realty Austin, Austin Texas Real Estate) over 2 years ago

Amen to that. I am very well trained and professional but I also have an outgoing fun loving personality and laugh often. Comedy helps break the ice in a stressful real estate transaction and I try to enjoy myself and others as much as possible.~~~Kelly

BTW...I love your photo you seem to have a hearty laugh and enjoy life~~~God bless

Posted by Coco Plum Real Estate, Kelly Willey, FLORIDA KEYS over 2 years ago

Nice post today, thanks for getting this out to us here on AR.  I think I'm fun to be with, work or play!

Patricia/Seacoast NH

Posted by PATRICIA AULSON, REALTOR Portsmouth NH Homes-Hampton NH Homes (PRUDENTIAL VERANI REALTY- Portsmouth NH Real Estate ) over 2 years ago

Your smile is contagious.  Very good post and thank you for the reminder.  HAVE FUN!!

Posted by The Christiansen Team (Century 21 Bradley ) over 2 years ago

I hope I stay positive through every transaction.  (I think I do!) Sometimes its hard, but we get through it! Great post, thank you.

Posted by Trisha Pennington (Coldwell Banker Reilly & Sons) over 2 years ago

Great reminder.  Life is a jorney not a destination, and we choose what to do with the jorney.

Posted by Tere Rottink (CoastalVa Realty Inc) over 2 years ago

Beth

I have the same attitude too bad our markets are so far apart would love to do a deal with you  - I think that working with an agent who is upbeat makes a big difference in a transaction too!

Posted by Noah Levy, Coldwell Banker Highland Park IL (Coldwell Banker) over 2 years ago

Yes, even while working. I love what I do, and it shows.

Great point.  My most successful clients have *FUN* selling real estate!  :)

Posted by Bruce Brockmeier - Coached By Crouch (Internet Marketing Consultant to REALTORS®) over 2 years ago

I couldn't agree more Beth Ann! I make everyone laugh in the office especially when things get tense around here :)

Posted by Jackie Connelly-Fornuff Century 21 AA Lindenhurst NY (Lindenhurst NY Real Estate Agent) over 2 years ago

Beth Ann:

If this job can't be fun then what do we do?  You do look like you are having a great time.

Posted by Carol Pease ABR, CDPE,CRB CRS (512) 721-6320 ( Keller Wiliams Realty - Cedar Park, TX ) over 2 years ago

BethAnn,

This is one of the best posts I have ever read! It says it all......With your permission (or without it)

I am copying this, putting it in my planner and reading it every morning!

You are a Blessing!

Thank You............

Posted by Greg Adams, CDPE, SFR, Realtor* (Realty One Group) over 2 years ago

Beth,

Love this post, you are so right particularly about "beauty sleep".  It is a wonderful reminder of enjoying life and remembering the joy is in the journey.  Thank you for this nice reminder.  All the best, Happy Thanksgiving!

Posted by Ron & Alexandra Seigel (Luxury Real Estate Marketing) (ra@napaconsultants.com) over 2 years ago

Don't sweat the small stuff and tell everybody you're fun at parties! Good, light post.

Posted by Michael Myers (King-Rhodes & Associates) over 2 years ago

Excellent Post!  People buy people before they buy whatever they are selling and being yourself is the best way to success

Posted by Jason Burkholder, Sales Manager Assoc. Broker, Realtor, e-Pro (Weichert, Realtors - Engle and Hambright) over 2 years ago

My clients are fun. So it's usually pretty fun for me. But if I can't have a good time, I'm not going anyway...

Posted by Candice A Donofrio CRE Broker Fort Mohave AZ 928-201-4242 over 2 years ago

Note to self...stop to smell the roses, and play with the kids, and everything else that makes you feel alive.

Posted by Nathan Tutas (Tutas Towne Realty, Inc.) over 2 years ago

It's a fine line to combine fun with knowledge and expertise .... I'm not trying to be my client's next best friend, but I sure try to make them laugh every time we are out :)

Posted by Susanne Novak, ABR, FIS, GRI - HUD, REO & Investment Specialist (Solutions For Real Estate) over 2 years ago

And it starts with a smile.  You have a great smile. 

Posted by Terrylynn Fisher, HAFA Certified, EcoBroker, CRS, CEP Realtor, Etc. (Dudum Real Estate Group - BuyStageSell.com) over 2 years ago

BethAnn ! Oh this post made me all fuzzy !!!!

I love it, and this is another one that I try to abide by too :o)

I try hard to make all my client communications fun - always.

... it seems to have served me well so far.

Love your picture !!! Great post !

Posted by Sheldon Neal ~ That British Agent ~ Bergen County NJ (Bergen County, NJ - RE/MAX Real Estate Limited) over 2 years ago

What a great post to read ..... especially after a difficult Monday.

Posted by Stewart Penn - Los Angeles Real Estate (Penn Properties) over 2 years ago

Every transaction is an experience. The good and the bad. Often times, when things get a little difficult, and your clients see you remain calm, it helps them calm down. You are their reassurance, and you are helping them with one of the most important transactions that they will ever make. Keep smiling! I always say allow your attitude to change your circumstance, not your circumstance change your attitude.

Posted by Renee Thompson (Keller Williams Realty) over 2 years ago

Terrylynn, Yes it does! :) !!!

Susanne -Yes, a fine line indeedy.

Nathan: I would be lost without the note to self concept!

Candace: Me too!

Jason: why, thanks !

Micheal: If you don't sweat you don't need any deo :)

Ron and Alexandra: zzzzzzzzzzzz and back at ya!

GREG: That is a huge compliment! THANK YOU!

Carol: for sure!

Jackie keep up the good (at) work!

Patricia: me too!!!

Russel: agreed. I remain very professional, I promise.

Peggy, thank you for the re-blog!

Lenn: you go girl, sometimes you have to show them the door.

Bruce: laugh or leave is what I've seen.

Noah: There's always referrals!

Tere: Amen!

Trisha: Yes it can be challenging, thats ok :)

Jared and Amanda: it's better than spreading the flu huh!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

This is great advice.  There are days that are stressful, and there are days that are full of joy.  Still, I try to make it fun.

Posted by Christine Donovan Costa Mesa CA Homes Broker/Attorney 800-610-7253 DRE01267479 (Donovan Blatt Team - Donovan Group Realty) over 2 years ago

Okay, Lenn's comment cracked me up.  Not only is she concerned about whether or not she's fun to work with, she wants her clients to be too!  LOL  I love it!

Posted by Lina Robertson Jones, REALTOR® Springfield MO Area Homes for Sale (Ozark, Nixa, Republic & Willard Real Estate) over 2 years ago

Cute pic!  I couldn't agree more -- I know there are some really tough days, but I do everything I can to keep it light and make the process fun... especially for all the first time home buyers!

Posted by KERRY LUCASSE - Your Intown Atlanta Real Estate Consultant (Nest Atlanta Real Estate Group - Ian Marshall Realty) over 2 years ago

Beth Ann,

Loved this post.

Real Estate agents are so serious, trying to be everything to everybody.

We only have one life, and it is not a dress rehersal.

Posted by Deborah Wilson Stark County OH Real Estate (Cutler Real Estate) over 2 years ago

Deborah, Thats right, this is the real deal.

Kerry: thanks and gotta love those 1st timers !

Lina: yes I thought that was funny too!

Thanks Christine :)

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Sheldon: theres more warm fuzzies where that came from!

Stewart: Hope tuesday is better. Do you remeber meeting my referral guy Joe?

Renee: yes...having a calming effect is essential when things get high stress, great point!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

I am so glad that Lenn picks her clients based on whether they are fun - I try to help my clients get a good house and feel good about the transaction. In a time like this when no one is sure where the market is going, many of my clients are scared, and confused, and I think it is my job to make them feel relaxed and confident in their decisions. When I want fun, I stay home with my family.

Posted by Lise Howe, Assoc. Broker and Attorney Licensed in DC, MD, VA,Coldwell Banker (Keller Williams Metro Team Realty) over 2 years ago

BethAnn!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE people with a sense of humor.  Laughter is good medicine and keeps one sane during crazy moments!!  When my seller was mulling over an offer...she said, "It's a crapshoot. They could accept our counter, or they could walk."  I replied, "you are right. It is a crapshoot.  We just don't want to be saying a week from now ...'CRAP'  'SHOOT, I wish we'd accepted that offer!"

Posted by Sonja Patterson (RE/MAX Realty Center) over 2 years ago

That's a good attitude BethAnn. The alternative is unhealthy. Well worth the feature. 

Posted by Tigard Oregon Homes for Sale, Wayne B. Pruner, Realtor, GRI (Oregon First) over 2 years ago

Beth Ann - what a cool post!  Congratulations on the feature : )  I often wonder how crabby people make it in this business.  I was hearing about one of those realtors from a referral realtor I work with and I told her that I kind of feel sorry for people like this.  maybe they lack the social skills and as a result their bad attitude nets them other peoples bad attitudes.  So there they are round and round...sucks to be them.  But it could be worse...I could be twins. twin 1twin 2

Posted by Nevin Williams, San Diego's best mortgage pro! (First Priority Financial, San Diego jumbo & conventional ) over 2 years ago

BethAnn, FUN is mandatory in my life, and if I ever stray too far from that I have to immediately change my ways. Glad you are on the same page with me...Congratulations on your feature.

Posted by Gary Woltal - Assoc. Broker REALTOR® SFR Dallas Ft. Worth (Keller Williams Realty) over 2 years ago

Beth Ann, I have a lot of fun with many of my transactions, but I also find that I am often called to be a problem solver.

Posted by Sybil Campbell REALTOR® ABR, SFR, SRES Your REALTOR® on Amelia Island (Century 21 John T. Ferreira and Son Inc) over 2 years ago

Beth Ann,

Great post and great reminder to all of us.  In a tough market it's easy to take things too seriously.  I committ to joining you in insuring clients (and myself) enjoy the ride!

Posted by Cindy Eich (RE/MAX at Home) over 2 years ago

BethAnn - In a word, yes.  I try to keep things laid-back and fun.  Otherwise, I wouldn't have been doing this for so long.

Posted by Jason Crouch, Broker - Austin Texas Real Estate (512-796-7653) (Austin Texas Homes, LLC) over 2 years ago

Love it!  Even when a situation gets serious, there is still there is still a way to respond, rather than react to every situation.  I couldn't agree with you more.

Posted by Aja Shroll (Keller William Urban Dallas) over 2 years ago

It looks like you are having a great time.  Enjoy life it passes us by quick.

Posted by Russ Ravary - Metro Detroit homes - Michigan Real estate & Mortgage info (Remerica Hometown One) over 2 years ago

This was a fun post.  I live for fun.  I don't do anything that isn't fun.  I think I am really fun to work with, in fact, I'm usually the class clown. 

Posted by Jean Hanley (Coldwell Banker Kivett-Teeters) over 2 years ago

Lise, I think you misunderstand my point. I am speaking of people who don't have a sense of humor and seem to bring their unfinished personal business to work and spread misery.

I keep myself poised and professional, but I will not ever let go of my sense of humor and use it when needed.

I fought cancer this way, and raised 5 kids including two sets of twins. I am foremost, responsible.

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Sonja, the crap shoot story is GREAT!

Tigard, THANK YOU!

Nevin, TWINS? Just don't be the eveil twin!

Gary ~ I love your blog!

Sybil. I agree, a problem solver often has a sense of humor- it creates great reserve.

Cindy: don't forget the seatbelt!

Jason:Longevity, yes. Pacing and humor help!

Aja, humor has to be appropriate. I am glad you saw my other important keys!

Russ, yes too fast...

Jean ~ woo whoo!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Bethann,

I know that when we have talked on the phone you always seem upbeat!  :)  I think that is a great attitude....and I love all the short but sweet sentences in your blog that are right to the point! 

As far as fun to work with...  I have been told that  :)

Posted by LORI COFER ~ PULLMAN WA -- Realtor® ~ 509-330-0086 (Beasley Realty) over 2 years ago

Hi Lori!

I would love to meet you sometime. Maybe we can! Thanks

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

You are SO right!

Your attitude has so much influence on the attitude of the people you deal with - When you're upbeat, calm when things get crazy, and always looking for solutions instead of problems, then others can allow themselves to follow suit. And so much more can be accomplished when people let go of the stress.

And having fun - I doubt that there is any activity more physically and mentally health-giving than a good laugh.

I'm glad to know Spokane has an agent with your attitude - since I'm only an hour away from there, maybe we'll run into each other some day.

I'm still smiling about your closing line... "Don't worry, be happy." That's the song my son and his wife chose to accompany them as they left the altar after their wedding ceremony. I'm quite sure the sour-pusses in the crowd were horrified when my son danced his way down the aisle and out the door. But then, they probably didn't approve of their dog being part of the wedding party.

Some folks just have no sense of humor.

 

Posted by Marte Cliff (Marte Cliff Copywriting) over 2 years ago

People who can't loosen up and enjoy the search for a new home are missing out, that's for sure. It's fun to visualize yourself in a new place, walk through others with, shall we say, unique decor, and have a few laughs on the way. 

People that see property as a cold asset to be procured and not as a place where they'll call home should have bolts in their neck. 

Posted by J. Philip Faranda (J. Philip R.E. LLC) Westchester County NY over 2 years ago

BethAnn,

While I'm serious about my business and taking great care of clients, I refuse to be too serious about me.  Humor and lightheartedness are part of my toolbox.

Posted by Irene Kennedy Realtor® in Northwestern NJ (Weichert) over 2 years ago

Some clients are obviously more fun than others, but we make the process as fun and natural as possible. Most become friends for life. It is not a job but a lifestyle.

Posted by Missy Caulk-Ann Arbor-Realtor® Ann Arbor Real Estate (Keller Williams-Ann Arbor) over 2 years ago

Fun is important. And you can still be serious. Sometimes my blog posts hopefully shows I am fun!

Posted by Gary L Waters PLLC- Broker Associate Realtor® Melbourne Viera Rockledge FL (Century 21 Baytree Realty, 1211 Admiralty Blvd, Rockledge) over 2 years ago

Bethanne,

What a great post!! Don't worry be happy is my ring tone on my phone....life is way to short, not to enjoy it!!

         Tinker

Posted by Tinker Hulsey Century 21 Indian Realty Jonesboro Ark (Century 21 Indian Realty) over 2 years ago

I make it a point to ensure that what Im doing is fun....the day my job stops being fun is the day I look for another job. :-) Keep up the good work!

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Pipeline, Inc.) over 2 years ago

Bethanne, definitely I have fun! I think my buyers have a fun and rewarding experience with me. We do become friends as well. Closing is sort of a sad day for me in a way because I'm not going to be in touch as often. With Sellers it's different, since we don't talk as often until the contract, but still we try to keep it fun with them as well :)

Posted by Frank & Sharon Alters, CDPE-Short Sales Jacksonville-Orange Park-Fleming Island (Coldwell Banker Vanguard Realty - Clay, Duval, St. Johns ) over 2 years ago

I really believe that the buying experience should be FUN.  This is an exciting time for buyers and a "sullen" agent can really "deflate the balloon" quickly and turn what should be a pleasant experience into a depressing exercise. 

Posted by Tom Boos (Sine & Monaghan Realtors, Real Living) over 2 years ago

I've always said that if you aren't having fun doing what you do then your not doing what you should. Yes, there are good clients and well lets just say not so good but at the end of the day those who have fun and love what they do go home with a smile on their face.

Posted by Kyle Shorts - Aggressive Internet Marketing! (Russell Real Estate Services) over 2 years ago

Marte! Let's meet half way for COFFEE! A dog in the wedding party, that is the BEST!

J. Phillip: first of all, this was my grandfather's name on my dads side. John Phillip. Second of all: Seeing the upside in life makes you live longer!

LIGHTHEARTED, UPBEAT, VISUALIZE, LOOSEN UP, DANCING ,FRIENDS FOR LIFE, these are all great additions to my post!

Irene:love the toolbox!

Missy: I think there's a blog in your comment! Love it!

Gary: I will read your blog and let you know! hahaa!

Tinker: what a cute name. I will get that ring tone:)

Clint: good point!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Beth Ann. I would hope so. I try not to sweat things too much. Most of the time the deals we do take care of that! Congratulations on your featured post!

Posted by Paul McFadden Mortgage Loan Officer Bellevue Washington Home Loans (The Legacy Group) over 2 years ago

I apologize if I missed somebody in responding. Between my kids, dogs, and having *FUN* I tried to catch you all!

Paul: thanks!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

I agree you need to be light hearted in these stressful situations.  It makes everyone's life easier. Often the agent is the one who sets the tone.

Posted by Mary Bowen, The Woodlands Texas Real Estate & Relocation Specialist (Coldwell Banker United, Realtor) over 2 years ago

Fun is important for us and for our health. So go have fun and be fun to be with.  It's catchy!

Patricia

Posted by PATRICIA AULSON, REALTOR Portsmouth NH Homes-Hampton NH Homes (PRUDENTIAL VERANI REALTY- Portsmouth NH Real Estate ) over 2 years ago

Most of my clients became close friends. Im not sure If I'm fun, but im good at creating relationships!

Posted by Derek Meyer (AmeriTitle) over 2 years ago

Good points!  Way too many people take themselves way to seriously!

Posted by Damon Gettier Broker/Owner ABRM, GRI, CDPE (RE/MAX 1st REALTY- Roanoke Virginia Short Sale Expert) over 2 years ago

Great post BethAnn!  Such simple acts that can make the world of difference to yourself and others around you!  

Posted by Kerrie Greenhalgh (ActiveRain, Community Manager) over 2 years ago

What a good reminder. One of the best testimonials I ever received was that I made the process fun...thanks for the refresher!

Posted by Stephanie Jarman Realtor® Kansas City Homes and Land for Sale (Realty Executives) over 2 years ago

Good advice. Reminds me of the Always Wear Sunscreen song. Thanks for sharing.

Posted by Shannon Harvey (Allstate) over 2 years ago

I love this! What a great post! Thank you for sharing this.

Posted by Veronica Sandoval (Prime Property Partners) over 2 years ago

Having fun is actually in my mission statement!  I am known for my sense of humor and my fun personality, so it keeps me sane in this crazy business to always make sure everyone around me is having fun.  Case in point...after a really long, hot day of showing waterfront vacation homes to some clients (a couple with two kids in tow), we got to the last house and they were loving it.  We walked down to the water and I kicked of my sandles,  jumped into the lake knee deep and said, you could be doing this here every weekend!  The kids screamed with delight and joined me and the wife said, "I think we better make an offer on this one!"  I love my job!!!

Posted by Jeani T. Richie Broker CanyonCasa.com Real Estate over 2 years ago

Jeani: You go girl!

Veronica~ you are welcome :)

Shannon- I have not heard that song...better google it NOW!

Stephanie: my pleasure

Damon: for SURE!

Derek: that is the very KEY to this business!

Patricia: Here's to HEALTH!

 

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Mary: yes, we are tone-setters!

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

Real Estate can be so stressful and yes.. Mundane..  It is always nice to let the clients know that this can be and really is an exciting process..   The rewards way outweigh the steps..

Posted by TED CANTO- Arizona's #1 Mortgage Lender (Academy Mortgage www.tendayclose.com) over 2 years ago

I like the idea that we are tone-setters!  I enjoy all my clients and learn something from every transaction! 

Posted by Sharon Parisi (Keller Williams Dallas Premier Realty) over 2 years ago

Really not sure. I can only be myself. If usually clicks. And then it works.

I am sure the range of people we can go along with is very wide. Chances of running into a person, who would immediately cause a strong negative chemistry is not great. With them nothing would help. It would end on a bitter note no matter how you try.

With others just being yourself and honest, is what works for me. If there is a comfortable setting and everyone feels good, it makes it fun.

Just jokes, even the best of them, would not compensate for lack of professionalism

Posted by Jon Zolsky, Daytona Beach, FL. FunCoast Realty, 386-405-4408 over 2 years ago

Hi Jon, I am not talking about being goofey or unprofessional with clients.

I agree, just being yourself and honest is KEY!

Sharon and Ted, thanks for stopping by! :)

Posted by BethAnn Long, Realtor, e-PRO Spokane Wa Real Estate (Coldwell Banker Tomlinson) over 2 years ago

I just found you through Kerrie Greenhalgh, what a gal.  I like to be fun to work with.  Sometimes the agents on the other side are not knowledgeable and work their butts off to be difficult to get the deal done for their clients and mine.  So I try to lighten them up.  Their clients and my clients want the same end.  We need to facilitate and get out of the way.  Make it happen.  Keep your ego for the big things like little league hockey or whatever. 

Posted by Suzanne McLaughlin, Wright & Sherburne Counties Realtor (Sabinske & Associates, Inc. (Albertville, St. Michael)) about 2 years ago

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