Real Estate Career Tips, How-Tos, & Guides
John Henry, star of Viceland's docuseries 'Hustle,' shares his top advice for entrepreneurs
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Doing more than one thing at a time slows you down and makes you prone to make mistakes. Use these other techniques to boost your productivity instead
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The best way to learn is vicariously through other people’s mistakes
Chandler David Smith made nearly $100K his first summer of door-knocking and another $140K the following year. Here's his best pitch advice
A good home inspector should help you better negotiate on behalf of your client
It’s no secret that people don’t love getting sales postcards. Establish yourself as a local resource by following these helpful hints
Yes, traditional efforts such as cold calling still work. Just ask Ramon Sanchez
Making a house a home requires more than brick and mortar. Find out what buyers need, what they want and what's a good investment for their lifestyle
Add value by helping your clients figure out their budget, where they’d like to realistically live and what to expect along the way
Find out if you're a closer by answering these 10 situational questions that could help you close the deal
Follow these pillars of real estate, and your productivity and profits will grow
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With a host of products to choose from, it’s now easier than ever to stay ahead of this dynamic real estate landscape
Prove that you are a worthy buyer’s agent to your clients and the agents you work with, and you’ll see the fruits of your labor in the form of referrals
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Focus on your agents and their growth, have a servant mentality, and watch your dreams come true
Like many forms of prospecting, consistently engaging with current homeowners (aka future sellers), adding value and being cognizant of their needs will lead to more business
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Educating sellers on the appraisal process helps manage expectations. It gives them a realistic understanding, and it will enable them to navigate the process successfully
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As real estate professionals, we have to be cautious and intentional about what we say due to fair housing laws and equal employment regulations. People who feel you have the wrong attitude are free to report you to authorities