7 things to say when negotiating property prices

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If you're a first-time home buyer or seller, negotiating property prices may be a little tough. So we at 99.co would like to introduce you to a guideline: the more awkward conversations you are willing to have, the better a bargain your property can be. Most Singaporeans are too shy to negotiate aggressively, but a thick skin really does account...

If you're a first-time home buyer or seller, negotiating property prices may be a little tough.

Whether you're a buyer or seller, even if your price is not accepted, it allows you to set the general range. In fancy negotiating terms, this is known as setting the Zone of Possible Agreement . On the other hand, someone looking to downgrade because their children have moved out, and the house is too big to clean, is probably not desperate to sell. The less urgent it is for the seller, the lower the buyer's odds of getting a bargain.

If they are experts or seasoned property agents though, they will start talking about something else. They may also ask a question to make you speak, so this may not work on professionals and veterans when negotiating property prices. Don't be brusque and yell, "Wah, so old also cost so much!" That will cause the seller to decide you're a jerk, and find another prospective buyer.Text this about an hour after the negotiations, whether you're a buyer or seller. This will guilt tri…uh, make the other person feel good about whatever offer is left on the table.

 

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