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Is it still reasonable to dream the dream of home ownership? Although the white picket fence comes in many forms nowadays, from condos to co-ops, from townhomes to bungalows, the dream is still a realistic one for American families this June, Homeownership Month.
"It's not just a platitude to say that this is the best time in years to buy real estate," says Tami Bonnell, President of the US Organization of EXIT Realty Corp. International. "The National Association of Homebuilders recently announced that housing affordability has jumped to its highest point in the past 18 years and the National Association of REALTORS®reported that existing home sales rose in April."
Industry insiders know this is good news but it has left consumers with many questions. In order to address those questions, Ms Bonnell will be holding two free, half-hour webinars for the general public on Wednesday, June 24th at 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. ET. There will be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions during the sessions. Now anyone can ask an objective, experienced real estate executive for the real scoop - and get a straight answer. This is a must-attend event for anyone who is thinking of buying or selling real estate or wondering about where the market is going.
To participate, visit the homepage of www.exitrealty.com and click on either the 4:00 link or 7:00 link to register. You will need an internet connection and speakers to participate.
Bob Proctor, best selling author of "You Were Born Rich" and featured teacher in "The Secret"
The event will climax with the elegant President's Ball Extravaganza. EXIT Associates can register now through the EXIT Resource Center. For more information on the EXIT Realty Annual Convention or on becoming part of the company that's reinventing real estate, please contact us.
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"We speak to economists, we talk to people of other businesses, not just the real estate industry and we tell [our people] actually what's going on now. It can't be a panacea - we can't paint a perfect picture but we can paint where it can be," says Bonnell. "We can show them and give them all the tools so they can get there." Watch the rest of the interview below:
For more information on joining EXIT Realty as a salesperson or for real estate franchise opportunities across North America, please contact us.
Knowing precisely what to do next in order to progress and succeed is the mark of great leadership. It's also the prerequisite of sound investment strategy.
At some point in 2009 the bottom of the real estate market will be established and formally announced. I suggest that perfect timing for this would be the end of June. This all-encompassing "line in the sand" would be drawn, of course, as a result of relentless compromise between lenders and borrowers who have heretofore frenzied furiously in the sub prime aftermath. In either case the resident, tenant, customer and client will stop looking down once this stand is taken. Given pause, everyone will then begin looking up.
It goes without saying that when you're sitting on the bottom of a garbage can, there is only one place you can look, and that's up. Then, from the standpoint of strategic initiative, we're all faced with the premise that it's always smartest to buy real estate when it looks its lousiest. Well come June, just how lousy does it all look? Then again, where is the money going to come from if you did want to buy?
It's true that the lending institutions have flip-flopped from a precariously loose giveaway mode, to a very rigid, unyielding resistance concerning the borrowing public. There's no question that by mid-spring it will become obvious that their money is not making money and flexibility and availability will revive. This will come after a very slow winter season, which will trigger a wake up call. This being true, opportunities for investment will abound come the summer and those in the know will seize them.
Chances are that the real estate you buy in the first half of this year will look like fabulous investments three to five years from now. Our directive is to buy in the spring. Timing is everything. After all, it's darkest just before dawn. Then a new day begins.
I've been talking to a lot of people this year about when they are planning to move. I get the feeling (and have been told by many) that many of our clients and potential clients are getting their real estate facts and advice by watching the 5 o'clock news, local and national. Is this a good idea?
We have a responsibility to educate ourselves and others about the realities and fallacies of our local markets. It's easier said than done-especially when the news media may get it wrong or overstate the negatives. A challenge to say the least.
One question I've started asking myself and others is "when your car breaks down, who do you call?" Interestingly enough, most would call their mechanic or auto club. When they need tax advice, they'd call their accountant. When they want to fix a broken pipe, they'd call a plumber.
We are the professionals in our local markets. We have fiduciary responsibilities to represent our clients with our utmost care. We work hard at it, sometimes even at a financial risk of loss. We know what homes are selling for because we sell them. We know what will sell and what won't. We even know what the seller can do to get thousands of dollars more out of their home if they'll just listen to us. Yet, when it comes to most of the ‘knowledge' the public gets, I think it comes from the media.
Let's make ourselves available and put ourselves out there with the truth about what's going on! For some people, it's an excellent time to move. For others, they should stay put. Some should remodel, some should refinance, others should rent. Some should buy, buy, buy. When we're sick, our doctor asks us to come in the office for a prescription. As similar professionals, let's help people diagnose their specific situations and make the appropriate, well-guided decisions that will be best for their real estate health.
So the next time someone says, "I heard on the news that it's a bad time to sell", ask them who they call when their car breaks down. Then be professionally prepared to offer them specific advice that will benefit them. Let's take the reins back from those that aren't the physicians of real estate!
Did you know that the renowned Internet search engine GoogleTM started around the same time as EXIT Realty? Imagine, a new company with an innovative idea and a different name wanting to revolutionize their industry? Can you picture the conversations that went on behind the scenes and the competition saying, "They will never make it," "What were they thinking?" and "The audacity of a new venture wanting to provide what the client is looking for."
If you follow what top business advisors and economists are saying today's businesses require for staying power, it becomes clear that employees want a vested interest. They want a plan to get passionate about, that they can contribute to, where they are part of the organization.
EXIT Realty Corp. International started with Founder and CEO, Steve Morris looking for solutions to the many problems that real estate professionals throughout the industry were facing. Everything from the passing down of wisdom between associates, to quality of life, was kept top of mind when EXIT Realty was created. The best surprise has been how much all of our people have worked together to help each other and always be a part of the solution.
EXIT Realty Corp. International celebrated its 12-year anniversary on September 3rd, and the amount we have accomplished every year, not to mention the speed in which it is accomplished is incredible! With the current climate in the marketplace, it certainly makes it easier to do our job when we know we are making giant strides in the right direction. We have become one of the major contenders in an industry where the majority of larger players have been in business for 35 years or more!
When I look at different successful companies from other industries, it's the passionate people involved that make or break an organization. Here at EXIT Realty so many of you are exceeding our expectations and for that very reason we are in very good company indeed.
This commentary originally appeared in the EXIT Recruiter Newspaper. For more information, please contact us.
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Is it still reasonable to dream the dream of home ownership? Although the white picket fence comes in many forms nowadays, from condos to co-ops, from townhomes to bungalows, the dream is still a realistic one for American families this June, Homeownership Month.
You won't want to miss the event of the year: 
A commentary by Steve Morris, Founder & CEO, 
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