*ATTENTION FELLOW AGENTS*
Its time we wake up and work professional, Stop being used by unserious clients.
Due to economic challenge in this country, tons of real estate agents no longer know their Right, they fall for every dick and harry client all in a bid to earn money.
Its has been discovered recently that lots of clients are WINDOW SHOPPERS, they engage agents in property search and at the end they wont buy.
Please we need to learn to filter Real Clients from Window shoppers else you will waste your precious time and Money and nothing comes out of it..
*THINGS YOU MUST AVOID.*
*Open budget clients: Before you decide to buy anything, you must have fixed budget in Mind. So no one should deceive you with so-called open budget*

*Please send pics the client stays abroad, all that is scam*

*I need 4000acres of Land in Ibeju Lekki: this is not possible because even a community cant own upto such size of land else you get into Govt. Land Wahala*

*I need 1000sqm land in Lekki phase one for N80million: This also is scam*

*NOTE: Stop wasting your hard earn money on calls that wont bring in cash into your pocket, ask questions and guide the client so he dont waste your time..*

*NEED TO KNOW PRICES OF LANDS FROM LEKKI PHASE ONE TO EPE?*

Nice write up. I am really in support of what you have said. Please is there a good Whatsapp group where serious minded and professional agents interact? I will like if someone can add me into any group. I am a Lawyer.

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