In this weekly column, real estate agents across the nation share stories of the lessons they’ve learned during their time in the industry. This week, Austin-based broker and author Julie Nelson shares her story.
In this weekly column, real estate agents across the nation share stories of the lessons they’ve learned during their time in the industry. This week, Austin-based broker and author Julie Nelson shares her story.
If you’ve ever been asked why real estate agents are necessary, here are many answers you can provide to those who don’t yet understand your invaluable service.
Whether your clients are first-timers or seasoned homebuyers, it’s important to keep the transaction as stress-free as possible for them. Follow these three steps after the inspection report comes back to guide your buyers and help them make informed decisions when moving forward.
Have you noticed that your real estate business has been slowing down lately? Are you putting out content to the sound of crickets? If so, it is likely that your brand is missing the mark! Here’s how to hit the refresh button on your real estate branding and make sure it’s perfectly tailored to deliver the results you’ve been wishing for.
When was the last time you critiqued your listing presentation? Regular Inman columnist Bernice Ross details an experience her colleague had hiring an agent and what the winning agent did right.
Take a look inside one of the more luxurious beachfront apartments up for sale in Adelaide. You will find it in the heart of Glenelg.
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Clear your cookies. Delete your browsing history. Switch to Incognito. Google is poised to bring the power of aggregation to real estate. First, a little history.
When you send a potential buyer or seller to your current website, what do they see? Is it your face? Your name? Your logo, colors, images, and content? Or is your personal touch getting lost in a sea of multi-million-dollar branding belonging to the biggest names in the business?
Realtors get into this business because they love helping people buy and sell homes. But often, that’s not enough to achieve the success they desire. “The skills that make you really great at helping your clients through this transaction don’t really bring any clients in the door — which is step number one for any real estate agent,” said YourWayHome founder Andrew Batson.
Luxury buyers may have numerous options when it comes to choosing a home, but that doesn’t make their search any simpler. In my professional career as a real estate agent with The Cilic Group, Sotheby’s International Realty Pacific Palisades, I’ve sold or supervised over $5 billion in real estate — and learned firsthand how high-end clients weigh their property options.