Location: South Carolina
Submitted 09/12/12 12:58 PM

Q. Hi Y'all! Are any of you members of the Real Estate Agent Directory on Facebook? Trying to evaluate how legit it is and beneficial. Thanks! https://www.facebook.com/realestateagentdirectory

 

Answer #1
Submitted 09/13/12 08:15 AM
Susan Jacobsen (Premium Properties of Hilton Head): Agent in Hilton Head Island, SC Susan Jacobsen (Premium Properties of Hilton Head)
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Hilton Head Island, SC

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Nope - I use my CRS, ABR, SFR, RSPS connections as well as people that I meet on AR.  I go back to that KLT thing that the buyers/sellers use.  Is this someone that I Know, Like, or Trust.  When you're referring a valuable client/customer (and they're all valuable these days) I want to have confidence that the Realtor has my same type of commitment, professionalism, and ethics.  I'm not saying that facebook lists don't have good Realtors, I just think that it's become easy to "like" and click and add your name there.  Just my opinion.

Answer #2
Submitted 09/13/12 12:09 PM
Foster Smith Charleston SC Realtor Charleston & Summerville Homes for Sale (Carolina One Real Estate): Agent in Summerville, SC Foster Smith Charleston SC Realtor Charleston & Summerville Homes for Sale (Carolina One Real Estate)
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Thanks Susan. I was thinking more from the side of being found by clients versus a referral network. I have a very solid referral network through my company, but this would be more for finding future prospects. Curious if anyone has used it. Thanks so much for responding!
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