69: The Realtor Mistake That Costs You

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The Real Estate Mistake That Costs You: Jumping the Gun

Excitement can be dangerous in real estate. Whether it’s jumping the gun on an offer, a listing, or a commission check, acting too quickly often leads to unnecessary stress—or even lost deals. In this episode, we unpack the real estate mistake that costs you: moving forward without the full picture.

Overconfidence Creates Problems

It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of a new client, an accepted offer, or the potential of a commission check. But skipping important steps—like vetting offers or preparing listings properly—can backfire quickly. Slow down and stay grounded. Deals aren’t real until they cross the finish line.

Verify Before You Celebrate

New agents especially fall into the trap of assuming everything will go smoothly. In one example, an agent accepted an offer before verifying the lender. Two weeks later? The deal unraveled. Don’t make this common mistake. Confirm the loan type, call the lender, and know the financials before you update your sellers.

Don’t Rush the Listing Process

No photos? No listing. No disclosures? Still not ready. Listing a home before it’s truly prepared creates chaos for everyone involved. Set a standard with your sellers and hold firm. Clear expectations build trust—and efficiency.

Repair Requests Require Strategy

Jumping the gun on inspection response can overwhelm your sellers. Take time to categorize and prioritize requests before sending them over. Clear communication prevents panic and protects the deal.

Guide First, Celebrate Later

Your role as an agent is to guide, not hype. Don’t get swept up in your client’s emotions. Keep the process on track by sticking to systems, providing data, and verifying everything before moving forward.

Final Thoughts

The real estate mistake that costs you is moving too fast without facts. Stay steady, professional, and intentional. Celebrate at the closing table—not at the first showing or initial offer.

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