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Don Stewart

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Agent Invitation

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Agent Invitation transforms how consumers find the right residential real estate agent for their needs. Our member agents present their qualifications, experience, community knowledge and client satisfaction rating together so that consumers can compare agents quickly and easily. Buyers and sellers that need their special skills will contact them directly.

We do not charge for leads, ever.

Agents – FREE for 12 months for all agents. Then only $99 per year.

Don sold real estate for a major company and designed Agent Invitation to help agents and consumers find a good match at a low cost. Prior to his real estate sales career he was in the computer industry. Don has an MBA from the Ivey School of Business at The University of Western Ontario. He lives in Oakville, Ontario with his wife Nancy and two teenage daughters.

My Comments

  • The commission model has the
    By Don StewartJune 1, 2011 - 12:58pm

    The commission model has the advantage of the client only paying when a transaction takes place - they pay for success. The commission they pay also pays you for the lost time and money you poured into clients that did not transact. The good clients pay for the bad clients. Do we have an obligation to spend time with anyone that asks us for help? I wonder sometimes if we actually qualify new clients at all (or well enough), or if we see them as a ticket we'll buy, even though it may or may not pay. I wonder if that's fair to the good clients. Just a thought. Don Stewart don@agentinvitation.com

  • Realtors spend too much
    By Don StewartMay 17, 2011 - 5:53am

    Realtors spend too much money funding organizations and activities over which they have little control or influence. The true interested parties in real estate are the buyers/sellers and the agents - lets keep the funding of everyone else to a minimum, on an as needed basis. Stop and think about how much you spend, to whom, and what you get for it that actually helps you do your job. Don Stewart don@agentinvitation.com

  • There is dignity in work.
    By Don StewartSeptember 10, 2010 - 3:41am

    There is dignity in work. Period. Full time or part time - those hard choices are influenced by your personal circumstances, local market and outlook. We all need to do what is best for ourselves and our family without worrying too much about what others think. Isn't that what we tell our kids?

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