Many buyers think they don’t need a real estate agent when they purchase a home through a builder, which is why we need to communicate that they, and even their in-house agent, may not have their best interests in mind.
Being a real estate agent can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to self-promotion and building your brand. Deciding what, when, and how often can be nerve-wracking – we’re here to help!
Start each week with a clean slate by clearing out the negative emotions from the week before.
While having more material things might seem like we’re successful, knowing what you are most grateful for is a much more powerful measurement of success.
Sharing old memories with loved ones is always full of laughs, but making new “Smile Moments” is important for future holiday seasons.
With the holiday season comes the time of reflection as we make our final push to the end of the year. Seeing how far we have come helps us plan how much farther we’ll go.
Whether you represent the buyers or sellers, problems can arise come closing date because the expectations and commitment to repairs differs from one party to the other.
iBuyers are growing in popularity but they can actually be detrimental for homeowners and agents alike because what they say and what they do don’t line up.
Like the weather, life can have its stormy weather. Preparing for that means we need a coat of positivity to keep us protected from the negative elements.
With so many different marketing strategies, it’s important to fine tune your choices to make them work for you in the best way possible.
Real estate is everywhere. Here’s why it’s important to understand the essential value that real estate agents bring to the real estate transaction.
Even when selling a home in a bad location seems impossible, adjusting the price accordingly can combat nearly any issue.