Here are some tips to follow.
Be ready to answer: due to lots of cheating and duping cases as well as miscommitments from the seller, buyers have lost their faith in the real estate market. They are jittery and not confident enough to invest in the real estate sector. They expect to get cheated and harassed when to think of investing in property. Hence, it is natural for the buyers to ask questions, make as many inquiries as they can to be sure about their investment or purchase. The sellers should be ready and patient to carefully listen to all the questions by buyers and try to sort out all of their queries with right answers. If the buyers ask too many questions, it is advised that the seller doesn’t get irritated as more the question the buyer asks, this implies that the buyer is more serious and sincere about the purchase.
Be inviting and cooperative: today’s buyers are smart and know their rights. They come prepared and ask to the point questions. They do not get satisfied until and unless they get a satisfactory answer for their queries. This means that passing off a property with several issues might be difficult. Hence, the buyers need to be cooperative with the buyers and honest with the buyers. The sellers should inform the buyers about any kind of flaws or problem in the property. In this way, the buyers will have faith in the seller and would take more interest in the property.
Price the property right: the seller should not go with the saying that the property market is rising rather he or she should keep track of the market pricing trends, the age of the property as well as its condition while pricing the property. The seller should not be over confident or enthusiastic while assessing their property, the price should be as per the market trend otherwise it won’t get sold easily. Looking at all the factors associated with the property pricing, the seller should price the property correctly and logically.