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Originally Posted by Snowman
When a client asks you, "why should I buy your _________"?
Whatever you say next is what I call your sales message.
Mine is….
Q. "Why should I buy your _________"?
A. I’m not sure IF you should.
The way I work is I’d like to understand YOUR situation so that I can determine if what I offer provides you a solution that we both feel comfortable with, ok?
If they say yes then they’ve bought me and my intent and that’s the best first step I could take.
What do you guys use?
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First off I think the one asking the questions is the one in control, so I try and put myself in a position to be the one asking the questions, but if this question was put to me. I would reply like ... see below
Q. Why should I use you to refinance my home, when I can just to my bank.
A. Your absolutley right (NOTE: always agree) you can go to your bank and they will probally give you a good loan. And (NOTE: I used "And" not but) if you are like many of my customers you don't want good ... You want the best ... Let me explain how working with me has been the best option for my past clients. First most people have damaging information on their credit report. Banks and other lending institutions use these errors against you by saying since you only have a credit score of x we can only give you a rate of y. As part of my service I actually help you to remove damaging information from your credit report to raise your credit score to get you a lower interest rate. Also when a person goes to a bank, the bank qoutes them one rate. I actually get rates from several lending institutions so I find you the best rate available. After your loan closes I forward a copy of you loan documents to you CPA, so when tax time comes around it is not something you have to go searching for. This is above what any bank I have ever worked with will do for its clients. But I do not stop there either. You see I know if I do the best I can for my clients they are going to refer me business. So what I do Is I show my clients techniques that can be used to pay off their loan sooner, build equity faster or actually leverage that equity to buy property in areas of the US that are still seeing 20% appreciation (according to CNN) so they can build more wealth. Should we get started now or do you have more questoins?