Don’t let your clients sweat over the list of small fixes. Instead, help them to discover could be real flaws, and use the report to show them how to maintain and care for their purchase
These 7 tips provide a powerful system for marketing listings and getting them 'sold!'
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Real estate tech has come a long way, making white-label apps much more affordable and advantageous for agents. Some options offer agents the ability to connect more closely with clients and their interests.
These mobile apps make it a snap to tell compelling visual stories on Instagram and Facebook
Stay relevant in your clients' lives, and show them appreciation as often as possible
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Sure, we all want our 'friends' (and their friends) to engage with us online both personally and professionally, but don't make these gross moves
Make sure your potential buyers see the charm in the home and the neighborhood, and remove uncertainties
Just like a hair stylist, accountant or mechanic, you want your clients to come to you for all things real estate. To make that happen, always engage in an ongoing relationship and discuss market conditions intelligently
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Making yourself vulnerable and putting yourself out there is essential for creating content that communicates authentically
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Stepping away from your emotions, taking a breath and understanding someone else' position are all essential to managing difficult deals
Reel in first-time buyers by educating them on the process and giving them financial health tips
Be proactive with answers, and you'll save your buyers all the stress and headaches that can happen in the process
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Be accurate, truthful and insightful in determining a listing price that will give everyone the best chance for a positive outcome
To keep your brokerage's business healthy, you need to maintain a healthy talent pipeline
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Realtors need to make sincere efforts to build healthy client relationships so that they can keep the door open to future opportunities
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Meaningful outreach by way of tried-and-true practices have more of an impact than you might believe