The real estate business is often a treacherous one with a high failure rate. What does it take to last in this industry? Here are three tips on how to thrive.
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Month: <span>February 2020</span>
The New Guard is coming to Inman Disconnect March 30-April 1, 2020. Here now, three members of the New Guard who are joining the conversation.
Charlotte-based loan officer-turned-real estate agent Bobby Downey shares how he keeps his clients top of mind by offering service worthy of Chick-fil-A.
When it comes time to update apps on your smartphone, you probably don’t think twice about it. Most updates aren’t flashy — they tend to be for minor, unnoticeable enhancements. The all-new Homesnap Pro, however, isn’t your average app update.
There’s an undeniable appeal to walking into a home that is staged and styled to a high standard — especially when that home is on the market. For many buyers, the perfect home can be augmented by beautiful furnishings. And for sellers, having a fully furnished home on the market can be a best-case scenario for achieving a faster sale.
In a recent interview, Agent Image Co-founder and Managing Partner Jon Krabbe shared his insights on how agents today can build their digital presence. We also spoke about the critical value of a personal brand, and how best to communicate it online.
Detached homes continue to be the preferred form of housing to take to auction in South Australia, with the five most-viewed SA properties on realestate.com.au all offering buyers a bit of room to move. Find out which auction properties were on buyer’s radars last week
The post SA buyers want room to move, realestate.com.au’s most-viewed auction list shows appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Auctions crowds were speechless across the inner west on the as reserves and records tumbled in a bumper weekend, including in Lilyfield where a house sold for $400,000 above expectations.
The post Sydney auctions: Inner west home sets record as it sells for $400k above guide in crazy weekend appeared first on realestate.com.au.
With less competition for development sites as builders struggle to access finance, mum and dad investors could have a nice opportunity — while a shift in marketing houses is also underway.
The post Developer difficulty could be a boon for mum and dad appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Clearance rates, Perth’s market and Sydney house and land are all showing signs of improvement, while the market is cautiously optimistic.
The post Property market update: Cautious optimism buoys the market appeared first on realestate.com.au.