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What would you do with this difficult client?

Every deal has at least one tough moment. Work through eight scenarios most agents meet sooner or later, see what each response usually leads to, and get an honest read on how you handle pressure.

There is no trick answer here. Each option is something a working agent has actually done, and every one gets a straight read on what it tends to cost or earn you.

The moments you will work through
Pricing the listing The buyer who keeps changing A listing gone stale Writing a low offer Countering, or not Waiving the inspection The repair standoff Disclosure

Answer the way you would actually handle it on a Tuesday afternoon, not the textbook answer. You will see your score climb a dial from needs practice to trusted advisor.

Scenario 1 of 8
The situation

What do you do?

What tends to happen Best approach
0 out of 32 points

0Strong calls
0Workable
0Risky
0Costly
Worth a second look
Your next move

This quiz is for training and self reflection only. It does not replace your brokerage's policies, your local board's code of ethics, or legal advice, and every market and client situation is different. When in doubt, consult your broker, a real estate attorney, or your board's ethics resources.

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