real estate listings: Should I Interview More Than One Agent? - 06/06/11 07:58 PM
There can be multiple benefits to interviewing more than one agent, both from the realtors perspective as well as from the consumer's perspective. There are many agents to choose from, and it's important that all of your expectations are met when choosing the correct one. Consider the following aspects in choosing a realtor that best fits your needs:
*Are they involved in the market place and have they completed any sales that validate their expertise?
*Based on your expectations, is their business a good fit for what you are looking for? There are many different ways to run a real estate business, … (2 comments)
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real estate listings: Will I get more if I wait??? - 03/15/11 06:14 PM
This is a loaded question, and really depends on the goals of the client. There are so many scenarios that may or may not hold this to be ture. Wells Fargo stated in January that they anticipate an 8% delcine in prices by the end of the second quarter. This in itself suggests that they may know more than me? However, Bank of America and Fannie Mae didn't quote a specific percentage, but also anticipated a drop in prices.
You can see where the question can be a simple answer. A couple questions that you may want to ask yourself include:
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real estate listings: Consolidating Listing Exposure - 08/08/07 02:59 PM
With all the websites we can put our listings on, it presents a catch 22 in my mind. Being an effective agent requires us to make sure we are actively seeking all the exposure that we can for our listings and providing accurate informations on those listings. The problems arises when a price change is made, seasons change for photos (in Rogers MN, they can be quite drastic!), etc.
As I mentioned before, it is our obligation to our sellers to provide as much exposure as possible, right? So then the question lies at how many is too many? Is the answer as many as you … (0 comments)
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