
Quick Guide: How to Host a New Homeowner’s Workshop
Hosting a real estate workshop is a great way to attract new clients, as well as forge networking opportunities with others.
Hosting a real estate workshop is a great way to attract new clients, as well as forge networking opportunities with others.
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!
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.
Business partnerships are like any other relationship with it’s ups and downs, it takes effort and a lot of TLC to stay healthy and engaging.
The issue of fair housing comes up during the course of negotiation, but what do you do when the sellers try changing the deal 10 days after accepting it, and you think it’s due to discrimination?
It can be easy to rush through the discussion about the Buyer Agency Agreement, but it can be detrimental to your agent-client relationship if you aren’t clear and they hire someone else, too.
Calling “Orphans” is a service strategy that is a differentiator for agents that helps the agent, the broker, the company and the consumer!
A visual reminder of where you are in relation to your goals can be a powerful motivator for productivity.
Working with a real estate professional means an added layer of security for not just a better bottom line return on a seller’s investment — but also the safety of their family, their home, and their valuables as well.
In a world filled with anger and arguments that are causing more division every day, we can look to the parable of the Donkey, Tiger, and Lion for wisdom in knowing when it’s time to let things go.