Strategy for selling a house - what is the best way to proceed?

  • Erstellt am 2020-11-19 19:18:54

11ant

2022-03-16 13:30:48
  • #1
That's exactly when you can still only succeed with it ;-)
 

Yaso2.0

2022-03-16 19:06:07
  • #2


That's what I always thought too, but during the construction phase I learned that you have to stay on top of things and constantly follow up. Because even a construction manager is only human, with several clients, and can't remember everything. And if something isn't going well on a construction site, you fall out of memory faster than you'd like ;)

However, I always say "It's the tone that makes the music."

In none of my calls do I blame anyone or put pressure on them, I always ask politely, show understanding for explanations, and then state my wishes. 99% of the time, I'm successful that way!

For example, the gas and water meters were not installed. The construction manager blamed the plumber, the plumber blamed the supplier. I called, pretending to be completely clueless (about the finger-pointing), and the next day (incredible but true) the installation was carried out.

The same game with the electrician. He accidentally sent his "completion report" even though nothing was finished. The technician was there, wrote a defect report, and left. Two weeks passed with no progress, the construction manager blamed the electrician, the electrician blamed the supplier. On Friday afternoon I called there, and this morning the meter was installed.

Long story short, a call somewhere doesn’t always have to be negative or come across that way.
 

kati1337

2022-03-19 18:53:21
  • #3
So friends, the ink has been dry since yesterday. :) We are satisfied with the price achieved. I neither have the feeling of having given something away nor of having ripped anyone off. I also really like the people we sold to.
 

Pinkiponk

2022-03-19 19:04:29
  • #4

Fine, then we can now turn to your next building project. Where can I find your new thread? ;-) I hope you don't want to do it without us. ;-)
 

kati1337

2022-03-19 21:04:47
  • #5
Of course not. :D But the floor plans say I am not allowed to share them without permission, so I'll ask at the next appointment if I can let them be dissected online. :D I googled our architect who made the designs. Apparently, she has won awards in Saarland several times after her training and studies.
 

tumaa

2022-03-19 21:15:47
  • #6


It’s nice to feel joy, that’s wonderful :-)

Fingers crossed for you, it will work out!!!
 

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