Archive for the ‘Education’ Category
June 14, 2011 in Education, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: agents, attorney, intellectual property, real estate, sales meeting, trademark | No Comments »
For those Brokers who still have weekly or regular sale meetings, I suspect you might agree that the continual challenge is making sure each meeting offers subject matter of interest; issues that would benefit the agent’s business as well. The safe bet is to have area-builders stop in and talk about their latest development, or perhaps having a [...]
May 18, 2011 in Education, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: new agents, prepare mock listing and purchase agreement, real estate homework | No Comments »
One of the first things a new agent should do when entering the business is to familiarize themselves with the listing and purchase agreement contracts. When a new agent starts, I ask them to put together a listing and sales package and then prepare a mock listing package and purchase package that I can review [...]
May 9, 2011 in customer service, Education, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: attracting buyers, craigslist, flyers, open house, realtor.com, selling a listing | No Comments »
I would like some ideas on how to draw attention to my listing? Some of the best ways to draw attention to a listing are; • Hold an open house and invite everyone in the neighborhood and surrounding apartment complexes. • Send information flyers to agents that have sold houses in that neighborhood over the [...]
March 17, 2011 in Buyers, customer service, Education, Floor Calls, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: email follow up, home buyers | No Comments »
It was my pleasure speaking with you and I look forward to meeting you this weekend. Please let me know the best time for you to view homes and I will adjust my schedule accordingly. Using the information you have provided me, I am attaching a list of homes that match or closely match your [...]
February 16, 2011 in customer service, Education, Prospecting, real estate agents, Sellers
Tags: short sale script | No Comments »
Hello, may I speak with Mr. Distressed? Hello Mr. Distressed, My name is Greg Staker and I am with Watson Realty Corp. I will assume that you are busy so I will be brief. I am calling homeowners in our area to talk about the benefits of short selling their home. Are you familiar with [...]
January 17, 2011 in Education, Marketing, Prospecting, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: print media, real estate career, realtor.com, trulia.com | No Comments »
Nearly every day one of my top producing agents will update me about a new customer they obtained from the agent’s online efforts. It is exciting to hear about new business resulting from their utilizing Realtor.com, Trulia or personal website. Once every other month or so a 4th quartile producer in my office will tell [...]
September 12, 2010 in Education, Prospecting, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: announcement cards, real estate agent, real estate career, scripts | No Comments »
As I have posted many times, meeting people is the single most important element of a successful real estate career. The people you meet and talk to about real estate do not have to be strangers. One group of people that would be the easiest to talk to, and can just as easily be forgotten, [...]
September 8, 2010 in customer service, Education, Marketing, Prospecting, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: real estate agents, real estate career, success tips | No Comments »
Every 3-4 days I will spend $30-$40 dollars on something I need. I’ll make this purchase without ever speaking to a sales consultant, I do not know the owner of the company I am buying from and I will pass by several other companies offering the same product for basically the same price. I am [...]
September 1, 2010 in customer service, Education, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: checklists, closing process, closing transactions, contract timelines, real estate agents | No Comments »
Now that you have received an offer on your listing and/or your buyer has an accepted offer on a property, you will want to manage the closing process along the way in order to make sure nothing delays or prevents the transaction from closing and from you getting compensated. Your efforts can best be served [...]
August 4, 2010 in Education, real estate agents, Your career
Tags: earning income, working as a real estate agent | No Comments »
Most people would think it crazy to work for nothing. Surely no one in their right mind would work day after day for zero compensation. Unfortunately, there are real estate agents going to their offices ever day, working and yet their efforts result in little or no income. Are you one of those agents? Are [...]