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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was walking the dog when I saw a couple outside of my neighbor's house, which was for sale. I asked if they were thinking of buying it. They were. We then proceeded to have a very nice conversation and they asked me a lot of questions that I was happy to answer. They are now my neighbors and I am happy about that and we are quite friendly. This was not difficult. [/quote] This isn't what always happens though.. Especially from gossip perspective, which is what it is. Every buyer would want as much "intel" on the house and the surrounding area as neighbors would volunteer, they are the ones looking, after all, and it's their money at stake. Of course they want neighbors to talk. So, it's a burden on you to become a part of the "sale", and I'd rather not deal with it. I am not here to persuade or dissuade buyers, so I would prefer it to not go beyond a warm hello or a wave. Be friendly, but keep my mouth shut is my strategy. :lol: If a buyer is particularly inquisitive and comes up to talk and asks too many questions, I'd politely say I have somewhere to be :lol: [/quote]
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