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Lost in Translation: A Realtor's Guide to Working with Remote Clients

December 15 2020

iguide lost in translation 1To understand and communicate within the world's web of multicultural societies requires skill. Language barriers, cultural differences, and terminology can cause confusion when building consumer relationships around the globe. How do you, as a Realtor, keep everyone from getting lost in translation when working with clients outside your current city of business?

Remote clients can come from as close as your own backyard or as distant as halfway around the world. Either way, working with clients whom you have never seen face to face has some challenges and rewards.

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