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The walkthrough mistake that quietly kills trust.

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In this episode of the Power to Build Show,Andrew Vega sat down with Ralph Williams of Pivot Homes and Clint Shipley of Riverside Home Builders, two people who have sold and built a lot of homes between them. It turned into a clinic on the part of the job nobody trains for: guiding a buyer from handshake to closing without scaring them off. A few things they get into: * Why the walkthrough is your job, not the buyer's, and how Riverside walks every home three times before the buyer sees it. * Why your buyer has to sell the house twice, once to themselves and once to their family. * How the design center turns into a meltdown, and why a clear no beats an endless maybe. * What it takes to run the operation once you are closing hundreds of homes a year.

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In this episode of the Power to Build Show,Andrew Vega sat down with Ralph Williams of Pivot Homes and Clint Shipley of Riverside Home Builders, two people who have sold and built a lot of homes between them. It turned into a clinic on the part of the job nobody trains for: guiding a buyer from handshake to closing without scaring them off. A few things they get into: * Why the walkthrough is your job, not the buyer's, and how Riverside walks every home three times before the buyer sees it. * Why your buyer has to sell the house twice, once to themselves and once to their family. * How the design center turns into a meltdown, and why a clear no beats an endless maybe. * What it takes to run the operation once you are closing hundreds of homes a year.

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