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Every summer the National Association of Realtors names its 30 Under 30 honorees. These real estate pros demonstrate a high degree of “skill, success, creativity, and leadership in their careers.” This year’s cohort is no exception. Find out what drives these five top agents and what their game plans for the future look like here.
Your agents are busy. They’re doing routine tasks like making copies and answering emails, along with less mundane tasks like marketing themselves and their clients’ properties, taking continuing education classes, and much (much) more.
What’s hot and what’s not when it comes to property listings shifts every season as a new generation of home buyers joins the market. We surveyed a team of industry professionals and found the top three trends a listing needs in order to be competitive this year.
Opportunity Zones have been called everything from a ridiculous loophole to the hottest pitch in RE. They were established by Congress in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 to encourage long-term investments in low-income urban & rural communities nationwide.
Teamwork, like any relationship, requires negotiation and compromise. But for many luxury real estate agents, it pays dividends. A productive partnership can help reduce workloads for everyone while driving more business with a wider network of clients.
Client relationships have interesting dynamics. Some are easy, and some are very difficult. Here are some pointers I’ve picked up along the way to help you manage your client relationships to perfection.
The partnership will allow homeowners and their agents to place photo-realistic furnishings in 3D spaces for as little as $64.
Montana put the house on the market for $49M — a reference to his football team — but took it off the market when his kids asked to keep it a little longer.
A Texas man has been charged with forgery after trying to buy real estate in Harker Heights with a fake check worth $262,523.45.