Surviving the Storm: Handling Emotional Real Estate Clients

29 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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In this coaching-style video, Leigh Thomas Brown advises real‑estate professionals on how to respond when a client unjustly blames them. He first reminds agents to view the complaint as a sign they have a client at all, then instructs them to stay silent while the client vents, recognizing that real‑estate transactions are both major financial and emotional events. The agent should absorb the client’s heightened emotions, especially in the critical 48‑hour window before closing. After the client hangs up, the agent should pause briefly, then call back, allowing the client to calm down and often apologize. Finally, the agent presents two concrete options (Option A and Option B) to help the client navigate the remaining steps, positioning the agent as a problem‑solver who guides the client through the closing process.

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