Whats your favorite line when a prospect asks you if the neighborhood is quiet?

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Lila Cabrera
3 years 11 months ago #45205 by Lila Cabrera
Whats your favorite line when a prospect asks you if the neighborhood is quiet? Curious to see what everyone says
3 years 11 months ago #45205 by Lila Cabrera
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Isabel Henry
3 years 11 months ago #45206 by Isabel Henry
I will sometimes describe the location “we are right next to a residential neighborhood and mainly only sees that traffic drive by!” or something like that
3 years 11 months ago #45206 by Isabel Henry
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Megan Goodmundson
3 years 11 months ago #45207 by Megan Goodmundson
I say something along the lines of eveyone has a different opinion of what quiet means so I do recommend coming by here at different times of the week to see what its like.
3 years 11 months ago #45207 by Megan Goodmundson
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Kayla Jo Young
3 years 11 months ago #45208 by Kayla Jo Young
My complex the question usually asked is “are the cops out here a lot?” hey someone still has to manage those hard complexes! Lol
3 years 11 months ago #45208 by Kayla Jo Young
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Sarah Thompson
3 years 11 months ago #45209 by Sarah Thompson
I always invite them to drive through the community after office hours (evenings and weekends) to see for themselves.
3 years 11 months ago #45209 by Sarah Thompson
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Anonymous
3 years 11 months ago #45210 by Anonymous
I always say you can hear a pin drop. I don’t mention it’s a bowling pin though
3 years 11 months ago #45210 by Anonymous
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Laura Ambre Jordan
3 years 11 months ago #45211 by Laura Ambre Jordan
I always say it's just as peaceful as it is right now, at a particularly quiet moment in the day!
3 years 11 months ago #45211 by Laura Ambre Jordan
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Marisa Christina
3 years 11 months ago #45212 by Marisa Christina
Everyone is sensitive to certain sound levels, and what may be acceptable for me may not be acceptable to you
Invite them to drive around at night and check it out for themselves.
3 years 11 months ago #45212 by Marisa Christina
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Anonymous
3 years 11 months ago #45213 by Anonymous
I always say “well I live onsite. I love it and wouldn’t be here if I didn’t like it” then I’d go on about what’s in the area. “I typically live onsite lol since I stay a while lol
3 years 11 months ago #45213 by Anonymous
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Josh Adam
3 years 11 months ago #45214 by Josh Adam
My last property was across the street from a graveyard. "Usually its quiet except for Halloween". I'll see if they can figure it out.
3 years 11 months ago #45214 by Josh Adam
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Carol Lynn Lewis
3 years 11 months ago #45215 by Carol Lynn Lewis
Its Urban Living with the Small Town charm, located within walking distance to everything!
3 years 11 months ago #45215 by Carol Lynn Lewis
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Shannon Scott
3 years 11 months ago #45216 by Shannon Scott
My property is in a major metropolitan downtown area. If they ask me, I laugh. you don’t move to downtown kc and expect it to be quiet. You move here to party til 4am.
3 years 11 months ago #45216 by Shannon Scott
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Alycia Nicole George
3 years 11 months ago #45217 by Alycia Nicole George
But an even better question is whats your response to any form of the “safety” question?
Examples include but are not at all whatsoever excluded to (by even the teeniest slightest bit):
“How’s the safety here?”
“Hi, I received my renewal letter..... so about that parking garage....”
“Noise complaint?!!?? That wasn’t me! Now I don’t feel comfortable...any ideas on how we can fix that?”
It’s been a very very long day........
3 years 11 months ago #45217 by Alycia Nicole George
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Grace Later
3 years 11 months ago #45218 by Grace Later
I say i hear from a lot of people that it is but it’s really all a matter of preference.
3 years 11 months ago #45218 by Grace Later
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Janet Sprissler
3 years 11 months ago #45219 by Janet Sprissler
It’s against fair housing to speak about the demographics of the neighborhood but you can always pull up the police site just make sure to put in the correct address.
3 years 11 months ago #45219 by Janet Sprissler
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Ezzie Castro
3 years 11 months ago #45220 by Ezzie Castro
Well... it’s a Multifamily community- hearing or even smelling each other is not abnormal. However we do observe quiet hours as does the city we reside in, so if noise gets too loud or unreasonable- please reach out to our courtesy officer or the non-emergent pd.
3 years 11 months ago #45220 by Ezzie Castro
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Brian Clay
3 years 11 months ago #45221 by Brian Clay
I'll usually ask (smiling with genuine curiosity), "what do you mean?". This gives them an opportunity to clarify their question and express their specific concern. It's usually concerns with crime, but sometimes it's noise. Crime: We can't guarantee your personal safety, but if you contact the __ police they can usually give you a breakdown of calls in this area compared to other areas. Noise: Our lease requires that all residents keep noise coming from their home at a reasonable level.
3 years 11 months ago #45221 by Brian Clay
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Kiely Barrett
3 years 11 months ago #45222 by Kiely Barrett
I let them know the last time I served a noise complaint... I can't really speak for the whole neighbourhood though especially since we're right across the street from a hospital with an emergency department; ambulances coming in-and-out of their parking lot with and without their sirens.
3 years 11 months ago #45222 by Kiely Barrett