Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Understand the difference between traditional sales techniques and
Question Based Selling. Learn how to avoid objections instead of dealing
with objections.
- Learn the types of questions that can be
used in a Real Estate Sale and how to apply Situation, Problem,
Implication and Result questions in your actual real estate
transactions.
- Develop your own questions during the workshop
through group discussions, based on your own experiences, which can be
readily applied to your particular transactions.
- Identify
the consumer decision phases by recognizing the customer readiness to
make a decision, distinguishing implicit and explicit needs.
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Understand how value perception differs from price, and how value
perception can affect decisions. Develop focus on the value, importance,
or utility of a solution.
- Understand how to organize the
sales funnel and prioritize activities to avoid periods with no sales
and ensure a constant stream of closed deals.
Meeting ID: 821 7357 8828
Passcode: 588
Please
note: This course is provided by a third-party vendor. To access your
class, simply click the "Big Pink Box" in your "Welcome to your class"
text, and you will receive the Zoom link promptly.
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Class cancellations for “Specialty” courses (Designations/Certifications/license renewal) received within 3 business days of the class start day will be subject to a $20 cancellation fee, which would result in a partial refund of the paid registration fee. If the aforementioned registration was not paid, an invoice for the $20 cancellation fee will be applied.
Members who “No Show” a class without notice of cancellation prior to class will not be eligible for a refund of the registration fee.
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