Your buyer wishing to make an offer on a property they have just seen, which already has three offers registered and offer presentations are tonight is urgent.

Calling your sellers back who are angry an agent left their front door unlocked after a showing is urgent.

Re-negotiating after a home inspection at the last minute when there is a backup offer in place is urgent.

But are they important?

A buyer strategy meeting is important. When you spend time to prepare your buyers for the reality of the market, have them see prospective properties when they are first available, and prepare them to make decisions quickly, you remove the urgency for them and for you.

Improving the professionalism of agents so careless errors don’t happen is important. This means taking the time to report unprofessional behavior and follow up so appropriate measures are taken.

Persuading your buyers to value time lines and be proactive in satisfying their conditions is important.