1,622,432
Depends on their budget, location and preferences. New constructions are much more expensive in here.
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Ryan Huggins - Thousan...
Thousand Oaks, CA
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Michael Jacobs
Pasadena, CA
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Mary Yonkers
Erie, PA
989,652
I'll find them whatever fulfills their needs - it's up to them not me
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Eve Alexander
Tampa, FL
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Katina Hargrove 352-55...
Eustis, FL
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Jessie Cochran
Panama City, FL
4,434,127
It depends on what the client wants.
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Eve Alexander
Tampa, FL
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
1,231,853
What do they prefer? Unless I am paying I focus on their goals.
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Eve Alexander
Tampa, FL
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
183,505
Don't have a preference. Depends on which best satisfies my client's requirements. However, in my area the commission for a new home is often larger than for a resale and the builder does all the paperwork.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Mary Yonkers
Erie, PA
4,319,419
William Feela - I leave it to them - what they want is what I'd help them find.
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
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Mary Yonkers
Erie, PA
911,338
3,345,091
Whatever works best for the client. It not about what I would prefer .... it's about the client. Always.
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Eve Alexander
Tampa, FL
4,333,761
New or resale as long as they buy, and we get to the closing table
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Nina Hollander, Broker
Charlotte, NC
1,157,785
4,272,548
5,229,945
Either is fine, William! I love selling resales/historic homes but, do enjoy the occasional new construction and following them through the process. It's educational and helps us keep up with the county codes with regards to building, helping with future inspection items.
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Mary Yonkers
Erie, PA
2,684,009
It depends upon the client... I will show both, discuss the pros and cons of each.
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Eve Alexander
Tampa, FL
1,525,616
864,658
It depends what their criteria are. One must reach out to new construction if the buyers are looking for most energy efficient home with all the new bells and whistles.
763,883
New Home hands down. There is little time or effort involved after having the offer accepted. The only negative is not having time to build rapport so I'll remind them that I need their referrals and review.
1,280,748
4,936,627
711,852
New built, if it is finished, is often easier. Any repairs needed should be covered under builder warranty. And the builder/seller is motivated this time of year to move existing inventory before winter hits. May get some extras (refrigerator, exterior landscaping, A/C) thrown in.
321,564
Depends on what they want and which area. I like selling new homes. We have a lot of renovations going on here also, so just depends.
3,988,007
I want to find them whatever it is that they want, be it new or existing. I like selling new homes the best.
3,727,873
In my market, there isn't a whole lot of new construction, but when there is, you don't generally have to worry about bidding wars.
2,224,473
At this time new construction is very rare in my area. It has been rare since I got my real estate license.
2,161,048
Whatever their preferences is and fulfills their needs. However, I woud make suggestions in either direction if they haven't thought about it themselves.
466,720
God Sunday WIlliam Feela,
Finally after looking at ten homes we have one under contract. Yes, I did mentioned new construction. They wanted an older style home, (1910-1930's)
7,836,134
5,216,398
I recommend what works best for them! Some can't handle new construction and some prefer it!
2,436,099
5,583,278
the buyer is calling the shots....not the time required to get to the closing table!!
26,215
It will depent on the client. Some people will prefer the new built, while others appreciate the appeal of an established neighborhood.
1,502,998
Depends on what they want and what is available. There aren't any new construction homes in my most recent buyer's price range. Most new homes out here start at the low $1mil and go from there. Not exactly entry-level.
631,962
Existing..much simpler and most people building really have no idea of what they really want.
900,128
4,800,082
Not up to me. I'm OK as long as they are happy and satisfied with whatever they buy.
4,882,355
1,661,936
3,416,038
1,712,676
We all have different needs and desires so once you vett the clinet you can direct them properly.
3,071,489
4,572,123
1,617,916
823,579
First, whatever the clients are interested in! That being said, I really like working with the new homes sales offices in Naples and they pay a generous commission and many times, upfront while the building is under construction. Some even don't ask for the commission back if the buyers cancel! What's not to love about that arrangement?
232,019
It's not up to me, I'll show what they want to see and have been approved
846,475
2,362,948
1,725,996
1,844,291
5,104,931
I prefer to find them the right house for them and don't care if it's resale or new.
1,543,662
Depends on their needs & wants. Both are available in San Diego, and typically re-sale pays better than new construction the last 3 years, but new sales are easier, so it's a 50/50 for me. I stick with what's best for the buyer, not what's best for me.
509,449
I usually ask what my client wants, price, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, age of the home etc and go from there. So most of the times I ended up showing both pre-owned and new built.
6,393,179
Not a fan of building new homes, contributing to urban sprawl when there are plenty of existing homes.
If people have that much excess money, there are much more noble things to do with it than spend it on an excessive lifestyle.