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I Sell Net Leased Real Estate in All 50 States | @TripleNetTyler on X

Just got a call from a prospect letting me know he's going with my competitor He has a long term relationship with them- I get it I have so much respect for people who call and are upfront, instead of just ghosting like many do nowadays This is how business should be handled

Aaron Racimora

Senior Technology Consultant | Passionate Problem-Solver | Top Sales Performer

2mo

Yeah I'd rather get a no now, than lets talk next month just to be nice and they kick the can down the road. Unfortunately even the best of best, cannot close business with everyone. This customer gave you a gift so you can move on and find right prospect that will say yes. I love loyal clients even when they are not a loyal client of mine. They protect the relationship from outside interest. If I can earn their business they protect my relationship too. I always follow up with customers who have said no. Times change and relationships change. Next time that valued, long term relationship could have changed. Their representative left, service sours and the partnership they were loyal to, is now looking for other options.

Ranen Aschemann

Series 65 Licensed | Published Journalist | Economics Undergraduate | Duke 昆山 2027

2mo

This. Beginning to realize that most adults are just large children. Anyone in sales or business would much rather just be told no than be disrespected and have their time wasted by grown people too cowardly to simply communicate.

Andrew Plesman

High-performing sales professional looking for Senior SDR, AE, and AM roles. Ready to drive revenue and impact for mission-focused organizations.

2mo

Unfortunately, "no" is part of the game, but how we react to it is part of the long game. Maybe the prospect will return down the road, and you'll be able to develop an even stronger partnership.

Leigh Anne Ahr

Principal at Proximity Commercial Advisors, LLC

2mo

This is such a great conversation thread! Thanks to you all for replying & Tyler for sharing! I always wonder “what’s the other guy thinking” when they don’t get back with a response??? No response is a decision but why not be up front & let someone know something rather than “ghosting”? They’re probably going too see you again. I always say “we are big kids” this is business, not an emotional thing but needs to be treated professionally!

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Chris Yeagle

Founder & Managing Partner at EastGate Multifamily

2mo

There’s nothing worse than not getting the call.

Michael M. Mendoza, PhD, CREI

Real Estate Investor, Retired OS&H-LC-RM Professional, U.S. Army Veteran

2mo

Common courtesy and respect are no longer common. These businesses who do this don’t even know what this is and means. It simply deteriorates the credibility of their businesses. Yes, ghosting is one of the worst of doing business. It’s unacceptable.

Ted Breitenstein

1031 Exchange Consultant at First American Exchange

2mo

If you can establish yourself as the #2 guy with enough prospects, there will be several that will give you a shot at some point.

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Josh Wagner

You're so In Revenue you don't even know it

2mo

agreed. top notch prospect and future client. My guess is you provided a ton a value along the way which earned their respect as well.

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Landon Williams, SIOR, CCIM - Capital Markets Advisor

Helping investors achieve their commercial real estate investment goals!

2mo

“Do to others as you would have them do to you.” Feels like that famous statement aligns with this post.

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