Open House...Play Ball
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Baseball vs. real estate.
I commented on a post earlier today about what to do at an open house when no one comes. I took this picture of my grandson on Wednesday. Be prepared, be focused, be ready. Remember the basics. Get that runner on third home. Anticipate what’s coming. Is it a fast ball, the curve, or a slider? Keep your weight back. Level swing. See the ball. A little tension is good for the athlete and the agent as well.
Glenn Roberts, SRES*
Lake and Company Real Estate
206-524-3665
Seattle Residential ~ I Do That
Licensed broker since 1985 offering spectacular service to buyers and sellers in greater Seattle, with particular interest in Green Lake, Ballard, Phinney Ridge, Wallingford, Ravenna, Bryant, View Ridge, Roosevelt and the University District.
*Senior Real Estate Specialist
Referrals from past clients and other agents always make me smile.
Yes, I agree.
Be prepared and level headed, and NEVER give up.
Close, close, close.......
Glenn did he drive that runner in? LOL....Great place to make new contacts and talk to some old friends at the ball park....
Ralph There it is.
Dennis - No, he walked and later scored. A good day for Phil's Auto Repair. Little league was good for me when my son played and good or me now, both for business and for pleasure.
Sounds like a great day at the ball park Glenn. Yes, when at a quiet open house, you do still have to be focused and ready, because all of a sudden, the front door opens and in walks Mr. & Mrs. Buyer. Its hard after a few hours of nothing, but we have to be ready!
Al and Peggy - Your best client is often your next one. Keep on your toes so you don't miss them.