Buyer Consultation

Know exactly what to say before you sit down.

Add what you know about the buyer, then walk in with the read, the agenda, the questions, the words for every hard part of the conversation, and a guide to leave behind.

This works like a short worksheet, not a chat box. Fill in what you actually know about the buyer and how you like to run a meeting. Anything you leave blank is treated as something to find out, never something to guess. Nothing here invents a budget, a timeline, or a market fact you did not give it.

Who Are You Meeting

This is the single most useful box on the page. Whatever they actually said, in their own words, is worth more than any dropdown here.

One thing to keep in mind. Describe the home, the money, and what they told you they want. Leave out anything about their family, background, religion, health, or who lives where. Fair housing applies to your notes just as much as to what you say out loud, and this tool will flag it if something crosses that line.

What Is Actually Going On

The real reason changes how the whole meeting should go. Stick to what they told you about their situation, their work, or their money. Not their household.

The Meeting Itself

The meeting length is used for real. The agenda is split across the actual minutes you have, so a 30 minute coffee gets a different meeting than a 90 minute sit down, not the same one with smaller numbers.

How You Run a Buyer

Fill this in once. It is what stops everything below reading like a generic script and makes it sound like your process instead.

Representation and the Agreement

This tool helps you explain your agreement. It will not tell you what your agreement should say. Wording, required forms, and clauses are a question for your broker or a lawyer, and it will say so if you ask.

Your Market all optional

Whatever you put here is the only market information that gets used. Anything you leave blank comes back as a bracketed blank for you to fill in, rather than a number someone made up.

How It Should Sound

Pick a tone
Tone
Would you like it to sound like you?
Match my writing style

Choose What You Need

The recommended set is already ticked. Everything is written off the same plan, so it all stays consistent. Pieces marked for the buyer are the ones you can hand over. The rest are yours only.

Your Information all optional

Anything you leave out shows up as a marked blank in the pieces the buyer reads, so you can fill it in when you lay them out.

This takes about a minute. Your answers stay on the page.

Reading your buyer

Working out what this meeting is really about...

Your consultation

Everything for one meeting, built from the same read. Give each piece a look before you use it.