Everyone loves to say, “that’s not my job.”
And honestly? In real estate, that mindset is exactly why deals fall apart.
Because the truth is: buying or selling a home (or commercial property) isn’t just about putting a sign in the yard or writing a contract. It’s about getting to the finish line. And that’s where most agents stop short.
You’ll see the social media posts:
“Just Sold!”
“#1 Team!”
And yes, we were #1 for February.
Yes, we closed our largest single transaction ever (in nearly 20 years).
Yes, we closed 10 additional transactions on top of that.
But that’s the highlight reel.
Here’s what actually got us there
We represented the buyer on a major commercial transaction. Sounds straightforward, right?
Not quite.
The seller was an LLC based out of the country.
Key documents were missing.
No one on the other side, not the seller, not the listing agent was stepping in to handle it.
So what did we do?
We went directly to the Secretary of State and Comptroller and pulled everything ourselves…
for the other side.
Why? Because our client needed that deal to close.
Another transaction hit a wall, literally.
The buyer’s loan (handled by the other agent/lender) couldn’t get approved because of a structure on the property.
Most agents would’ve said, “not my problem.”
Instead:
And again… not even our client on that side.
If you’re a seller, this means:
If you’re a buyer, this means:
At the end of the day, our job isn’t:
Our job is simple:
Get you to the closing table.
Even if that means:
In this industry, you’ll hear “that’s not my job” a lot.
Respectfully, I disagree.
Because if it impacts our clients,
it is our job.
And that’s exactly why our clients win.