We present offers to our sellers over the phone every time!

Most are presented over the phone.  I sent them a spread sheet for  discussion purposes.  Once they decide what they want to do ... the offer is sent electronically for signature. 

These times are 'a-changing' and we need to change with the times.

Always email the offer to the seller as soon as it comes in.

We present them electronically. There is a particular agent that I do not trust and I would require presenting the offer in person.

If it's my own listing.. absoslutely, no question.  If am represnting the Buyer, i will ask if I can be present at the offer presentation.  I want to be there to represent my client... answer any questions, and make it a more personal experience by giving them some information about my clients.  Sellers want to know who is buying their home...they want to know they will love and take care of it... and it does make a difference I have found.

we are listing agents and the offers are emailed to us.... we deliver them to our sellers in person.... and then the negotiations are done by phone after the first face to face meeting ....

When I can, I typically meet with my sellers in person to discuss the first offer they might get so I can explain everything. After that, I just email and phone.

Electronically. Email, GoToMeeting and Docusign work great!

It's all via phone or electronic these days. If a sit down meeting is in order everyone knows its going to be a low ball with a lot of "splainin'" to do!

Debbie Reynolds Most of my sellers like signing electronically.  I will still go meet with them and go over..Then on the other hand every now and then we get clients who does not even want to think about doing anything electronic..

It depends on their preferences but more of the time they want to see the offer via email and then we discuss the issues. I always do a summary of the key details, and create a spreadsheet for multiple offers.

Electronically unless they are technologically challenged

I phone them when I have an Offer and ask - most (a very large percentage of them) want me to email it to them.

Oftentimes there are two sellers (husband and wife) and they are in different places so, emailing it to them gives them both an opportunity to see it quicker than waiting on both to be together. 

People seem to be quickly adapting to the convenience of electronic signing and seem to prefer that I just email things to them much of the time.

  In the early days, we presented them in person.   Today, the majority are emailed to the listing agent, simultaneous with a heads-up phone call.

75 percent of our sellers are out of town, out of state so send them electronically. Many we just never meet in person... land sellers are like that when they relocated from southern New England to Alaska, the west coast, over seas, new solar system, etc.

In person so they can see me at work and hear what they are paying for

The majority of the time I present the offer electronically and then get on the phone and go over it with the seller. 

Never in person anymore. I do everything over the phone but I have found that doing it electronically now, I tend to not explain as much to them like I did before.

I have never had a seller insist on my discussing an offer in person... I present electronically and we discuss via phone and respond electronically.

In person.

Never in person these days, though I still find including a letter introducing the buyers often helps make the deal.

Debbie it has been years since I had sellers that I presented offers around the kitchen table:), phone calls, texts and of course DocuSign:)Endre

Debbie,

I would ask seller's preference.  A

Get it to them as fast as possible electronically. I typically call prior to or as I hit the send button. 

I am old fashion and prefer a personal meeting when possible

Sometimes I meet personally but with every ones schedules I usually email them to them, we go over by phone and then I DocuSign to the seller to initial and sign.

It is interesting to read the answers.

We prefer to meet face-to-face, unless instructed otherwise by the seller

In person whenever possible which correlates to more than 90% of the time.

It all depends on the seller.  Some like to meet in person to go over the contract face to face.  Other ask me to just forward the offer to them and ask my opinion of the offer.

Send them electronically immediately but set up a time to meet in person to go through them, unless they prefer to go over it by phone. -Kasey

Debbie Reynolds When I first got into real estate it was customary for the agent to present the offer. Technology has superceded this custom and everything is done electronically.

I learn what my sellers like, what they need and with some i call first, then send it electronically. Some i preent i person. It depends on the seller and the offer. 

Mostly electronic but also most of my sellers live out of state.

In person  as often as I can.  Sometimes at my office and sometimes at their home.  Totally situation dependent 

Phone call first, then I send everything by emails.

Almost always in person.  When I explain this to my buyers they will ok me with holding the offer for a short time in hopes I can be there personaly

Local or distance - for the most part everything is done electronically for me.

My customers seem to prefer it that way - we talk on the phone however, rather than text!

Depends on the client.  Usually in person, but if they're seasoned (or it's the second offer) over the phone is often acceptable.

It depends on the preference of the seller(s).  It's a discussion that takes place prior to the property going on the market.   

It's up to the sellers. Some want email, others want in-person, etc.

I typically forward it electronically for their review and then either call or go over to review depending upon the client.  The preference lies w/ the individual.

Both(some are hard to tie down )

Electronically, they want speedy and easy.

With my sellers I email them the offer, then we do it verbally over the phone until an agreement is reach the signing is done electronically.

Mostly in person but sometimes by email. I prefer to keep the personal contact by doing it personally and think my sellers like that too.

They want to know right away, so I text them that the offer is on its way via email. In the email, I highlight certain items in the offer, pro and con. Then, usually, we discuss via telephone. With all our electronics these days, why have them wait for a meeting  to find out what's in the offer?

I present electronically, as all our contracts are electronic today.

If there is any way possible, I present in person. The sellers love this and allows them to ask questions.

I dont have many local sellers.  If I do I try to do it in person.  Clients like timely information.

Electronically.

It depends on the client.  If they are pretty tech savvy and time is of the essence, we do it online.  However, some folks are not comfortable with that, so I would sit down and go over everything with them.  I always do a seller net sheet estimate and show it to them before we sign. 

Never had anyone tell me they wanted offers in person. We do offers electronically.

Interestingly, while I prefer to present in person, sellers these days seem to be short of time and prefer Docusign.  

It depends on the Seller's preference. Most often it is electronically, and we talk over the phone about the response. I like E-sign very much, too.

Typically in person, but a few times sellers have preferred electronically.  Since we are normally in a multiple offer situation, going over the terms in person makes the process for the seller easier.

It depends on the seller's preferences but the vast majority of them prefer offers be presented to them electronically for review and then discussed over the phone.