RE: Sales/Resales | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Rob Sandelin (robsan![]() |
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Date: Tue, 28 Jun 94 10:05 CDT |
Judy BAXTER asked: This raises an interesting question - those of you in existing groups who have had sales and new members moving in - an insights on how to manage the process? At Sharingwood we have had one completed home come up for sale. The home never went on the real estate market, an associate member bought it. We have a waiting list que for associate members and houses for sale first pass through the que. This is totally as a courtesy, since the organization actually doesn't have any right of first refusal or any control on resale of homes. However, It does make sense, the home seller can be assured that the person buying the home is into what we are doing and the buyer has pre-screened themselves. We now have a waiting list of 12, several who are working on our second phase. We also have a list of "friends" which is quite large and who get our newsletter. I would think that between the associate members and friends we could sell any house we have. ( I have a standing offer on my house which gets renewed every time I see this person - they like my house and If I ever want to sell it, they really want to buy it - which is nice as I am considering selling and moving into phase 2 someday) We hold an open house each summer, which gets widely publicized and attracts 200-300 people. Some of these people then come out for meetings, become friends of Sharingwood and a very few end up as associate members.
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Sales/Resales Judy, June 28 1994
- RE: Sales/Resales Rob Sandelin, June 28 1994
- Sales/Resales Hungerford, David, June 28 1994
- RE: Sales/Resales Kevin Wolf, July 5 1994
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