real estate practices: CYA ~ Cover Your Assets!
- 02/16/23 07:14 PM
We all know our business in real estate can be quite litigious. As a broker/owner, we are more than aware of the importance of proper training, education, and competency for this business. Ensuring your agents are dotting their "I's" and crossing their "T's" is critical. In Texas, our contracts are updated and changed on a regular basis. Because of the updates and changes, it is important to take contract update classes regularly. Failure to use the updated forms puts everyone at risk. (I am always surprised by how many times I see other agents using outdated forms!) Today, I was attending one of … (14 comments)
real estate practices: 5 Signs That You Are On Track in Real Estate
- 11/15/16 12:27 AM
5 Signs That You Are On Track in Real Estate Real estate can be a strange business at times. As the markets ebb and flow, we can often see our cash flow do the same. Some agents are strategic and through consistent planning and execution, never seem to get caught in a negative downturn. How do they do this?
Here are 5 signs that you are on track in your real estate business:
The phone continues to ring. This is accomplished by consistent marketing, social media, blogging, and staying present! Being present means that people can find you and feel that you are … (7 comments)
real estate practices: Going Above & Beyond ~ The Nastiest Thing EVER!
- 10/20/14 01:26 AM
I am down with this contest of Going Above & Beyond! Most of the agents that I know really do go above and beyond on a daily basis! Reading all of these posts for this contest really does show that in this business it is the norm.
My story goes back to the aftermath of Hurricane Ike. The entire Houston area was a mess! No electricity, trees down everywhere, flooding, thousands of damaged homes and no way in which to communicate with our clients.
Thankfully I had brought home my entire client list printed out prior to the … (17 comments)
We all know our business in real estate can be quite litigious. As a broker/owner, we are more than aware of the importance of proper training, education, and competency for this business. Ensuring your agents are dotting their "I's" and crossing their "T's" is critical.
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