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Many of those who ran the big braggadocios ads about their Dallas real estate sales expertise are evaporating into thin air.

In reality, their real estate prowess was nothing more than an aberration. Honest to goodness, it was just an aberration.

Would you believe that some of them have scores of Park Cities listings that have gone unsold for months and months? How'd you like to be the owner who's stuck with a 2 million buck mansion that your agent with the big new Lexus and hair-do from Osgood O'Neil can't sell?

Have you tried to get her off of the Blackberry long enough to discuss it with you? Don't answer that one. It'll just depress me more.

WHAT TO DO....

OK, here it is. It's now time to go back to using Old Faithfuls when you need a Realtor.

Hands down, we're the most HANDS ON Realtor serving Dallas' Park Cities, Lakewood and Lake Highlands. We specialize in listing the homes. Our Comparative Market Analyses, although they don't come to you in a fancy folder like hers do, are both free and reliable. We stand behind them. And we can defend our conclusions to you, the buyer and his agent, your bank, and the buyer's lender and the appraiser. We give you good stuff.

You can meet me in person at all of the Dallas area free dinner seminars of the famed KAAM-AM Money Doctor, W. Neil Gallagher, Ph.D. For reservations, http://www.docgallagher.com or by telephone at 1-800-434-4DOC. Doc has me there to help people with real estate problems and questions.

Meanwhile, call or email for our CD titled A Realtor's Secret Weapon. It's free, there's no obligation, and I'm holding a copy for you.

Bill Cherry, Realtors

214 503-8563
Our 43rd Year

Posted by BILL CHERRY on 02/03/2008 07:30 AM

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4 Comments on DALLAS HOMES - REALTOR BILL CHERRY

FEB

2008

Bill, How are you this Sunday morning? Professionalism will prevail. How do you do at these seminars? Is it productive for you?

Bill Roberts

Bill

I shake everyone's hand at the seminars and give all of them a gift, usually a package of M&Ms with my label on the front plus a couple of other pieces and the business card. Doc introduces me and tells them I'm his real estate guy. After the seminar is over, I shake everyone's hand as they leave, calling them by name and saying something complimentary to each. They still have their name tags on, so this isn't hard.

I then get a copy of the registration list of those who attended. I don't do much more than put them on my newsletter mailing list. I believe it to be a productive exercise and worthwhile. But one thing is for sure, Doc is a true celebrity around here, and his third party endorsement of me carries a lot of weight...because other than his attorney, I'm the only one he does that for.

He has been enormously kind to me. I made the initial effort to meet him. He's bigger than life. And he is enormously knowledgeable about the subject and cautiously ethical.

I recommend that everyone who is 40 or over, or who has aging parents get a copy of his book from Amazon or Barnes & Noble. It is of textbook status. W. Neil Gallagher. I've have my copy and have bought several to give as gifts.

Billycherry

FEB

2008

Sounds like you have a great Marketing arrangement there, and you really work it! Good for you Bill!

Miss Joanie and Bill

When Patty and I moved to Dallas, I didn't know more than ten people, and they were out of my past, no one I was currently close to. I have never in my life struggled as hard as I have here to get a business off of the ground. Doc has done more for me than anyone, and he's just a guy I met when we got here. He owes me absolutely nothing. But he has certainly been there for me all the way.

I was on radio and TV and in the newspaper for so long in the Houston-Galveston area that it was a no-brainer building my real estate businesses there. Fortunately when people became clients, they got a broker who had studied and worked very hard so he would know what he was doing.

Billycherry

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