Closed-ended questions vs Open questions #4 Rental Negotiation

Closed-ended questions vs Open questions

Rental Negotiation

 

Closed-ended question 1: “Can you lower the rent?”

 

First example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What factors do you consider when setting the rental price?”

 

Second example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“How could we reach an agreement that benefits both parties?”

 

Third example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What alternatives could we explore regarding the price?”

 

Closed-ended question 2: “Do you accept pets?”

 

First example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What experiences have you had with tenants who have pets?”

 

Second example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What policies do you have regarding pets in the property?”

 

Third example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What conditions would you consider necessary to accept pets?”

 

Closed-ended question 3: “Is parking included?”

 

First example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“How do you handle parking options?”

 

Second example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What parking alternatives exist in the area?”

 

Third example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What solutions could we consider for the parking situation?”

 

Closed-ended question 4: “Do you require two months’ deposit?

 

First example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“How do you typically structure guarantee conditions?”

 

Second example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What deposit options could we consider?”

 

Third example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What factors influence your guarantee requirements?”

 

Closed-ended question 5: “Do you allow modifications to the apartment?”

 

First example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What types of changes have been allowed for previous tenants?”

 

Second example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“How could we adapt the space to my needs?”

 

Third example of an open question β“πŸ€”
“What process do you follow to approve property modifications?”

 

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