As I read through the many real estate related articles, I notice some terminology that makes me, as a potential buyer, even more wary. Many times I hear about the sellers having trouble “unloading” their home. Or the various recommendations of how to “snare” a buyer.
This shows an industry wide conspiracy against the next generation of incoming homeowners.
“There’s a lot more to selling your home than putting a sign in the front yard, and the more thoroughly you plan your marketing campaign, the sooner you are likely to snare a buyer. Here’s a checklist of important points to consider as you prepare your plan of attack:”
“Snare” a buyer!? “Plan of attack!?” Feels like they are declaring war on me.
Well, if you want to unload your investment, you have to market aggressively in order to snare a buyer. Greater fools get harder and harder to snare once a bubble pops. LOL.
“Cindy and her family have already bought a new house. They’re now paying two mortgages. So last summer she quit her job as a pastry chief to devote all her time to marketing her old house where she is armed with desserts, ready to SNARE a prospective buyer.”
I’m really feeling like the bushy tailed fox in Ye olde fox hunt.
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