Farming It’s all about consistency.   

People ask me all the time if the market “shift” has affected me.  

In general, I am working harder to close the same transaction.    Overall, housing prices have changed but my marketing has not.   Neither will my year end statistics.

 

Consistency is the key to my success.   I farm every month like clock work.    And every month, like clock work, the phone rings with  Buyers or Sellers as a direct result of my mailings.   

 

I hate to admit it but I am infamous  famous in my farm area.   I’ve been so consistent with my mailings that people know me from my photo.     “Are you really Desiree Daniels” ….. oh please come on folks.   I list and sell real estate I am not on stage singing to the masses.   (Although I wouldn’t mind but I would surely be broke)

 

I know you are all saying  “mailings, farming are all expensive especially with the market shift”.    But, can you really afford not too? 

 

Let’s look at logistics’.    I mail to my farm which consists of approximately 2,400 homes.   I create a monthly newsletter on legal size paper in publisher.    Have it copied and folded at Staples .    And Al and I label it ourselves on the couch watching TV every month.   And of course,  we use good old snail bulk mail. 

 

I am going to estimate that the total for copying and mailing is about  $700-800 a month.  So let’s work with $750 as a month figure.

 

Now when I get a listing from this mailing, with the average list price being $275,000, let’s see how the math works.

 

$275,000 x 3% = $8,250 in commission earned.

 

Now lets take 700-800 per month x 12 months = $9,000

 

Than its safe to say that one (1), one little listing a year, from my mailing will pay for the mailing for the entire year.

 

My newsletter generates approximately $150,000 per year for me in commission.   This is not to mention the buyer ends I receive from the same mailing.    Many seller’s hand my newsletter to their fiends that are considering buying in my farm area as I am recognized as the local expert.

 

Now you tell me, Can you afford not to farm?       I know I can’t.   Budgeting is important; I set aside funds every year just for my monthly farming it is the backbone to my business.   Its like paying for medical insurance.   It’s a necessity.

 

I hope you take my FREE advice and get to farming……… and start yesterday!!! 

 

And if anyone would like a copy of my newsletter, as simple as it is … drop me a note and I’d be happy to send it to you.

 :::Thank you all for the support.  Your emails and questions have been extensive.   Rather than go insane, please still submit your request for the copy of the newsletter to me directly in an email. 

All the specific questions and "stuff" you asked, I will do a follow up post this week...I promise  stay tuned::::::

       Good luck and happy farming!!!!!

 

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159 Comments on So you want to know why I am a successful Realtor? ::EDITED::

Desiree:

Great post, I think you said it all it is consistency, that matters.

07/06/2008 06:43 PM by Lorraine and Loretta Kratz (Crescent Moon Realty, Inc. & Land N Sea Auctions.)


Good job.  It is hard to be consistent, especially when it seems like it never pays off.

07/06/2008 06:48 PM by Steve Dawson (Prudential California Realty)


"I've been so consistent with my mailings that people know me from my photo"

That is the idea!!!  I regularly get the comment.  "I kept seeing your picture on the Internet. . . . "

I tell them, "That was my plan."

07/06/2008 06:51 PM by Lenn Harley, Homefinders.com, MD & VA Real Estate


Love your ideas...where do you get content for your news letter...??   I know success is being consistant......and that is something I want to do.......love your advice...

07/06/2008 06:52 PM by Konnie MAC Northern Virginia Real Estate (Konnie McKee )


Have to love question "what works?" = ) everything works but you have to do it! Consistency is the key in every business. Great post thank you!

07/06/2008 06:54 PM by Sonja Babic/Prudential Clear Water Realty New Bern NC


Lorraine/Loretta - The consistency has paid off.... that's why I want to share.  Well that is of course as long as your are not marketing in MY farm <grin>

07/06/2008 06:55 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Desiree~  I am NOT in your farm area so will you share your newsletter with me?  Where so you get the information from?  How long does it take you to write it? 

07/06/2008 07:03 PM by Owensboro KY Real Estate Specialist Vickie McCartney Broker,ASP,ABR (Home Realty GMAC Real Estate Owensboro Kentucky)


Steve - people have to realize that farming doesn't happen overnight.    Think FARM - crops...  you have to plant them...  water them and help them grow.     I would say that you need at least 6 months before you truly see a profit.    But don't give up!!!

07/06/2008 07:09 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Desiree - Right on!  I tell our agents to have a plan and consistently work it.  This isn't the time to rest on your laurels, and if you're working it you'll still see results.

07/06/2008 07:14 PM by Gretchen Faber ~ LifeStyleDenver (The Kentwood Company at Cherry Creek)


Konnie - The majority of my content on the front is pretty stagnant except some home owners that want to run free ads.   The back is all the current statistics.     Email me if you want a copy

07/06/2008 07:25 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Desiree great post and I totally agree with you. This may turn out to be a great year for me maybe number one in 9 years. Farming works!  I would like a copy of your newsletter if possible.  Thanks

07/06/2008 07:58 PM by James D'Amato (Prudential Rand Realty)


Consistency is the key in everything we do. You abviously have proved this point with your constent farming practices. 

kk

07/06/2008 08:19 PM by Kristal Kraft ~ Denver Real Estate (The Berkshire Group Realtors)


Desiree, good for you. That type of consistency DOES pay off, and everyone in my farm areas have my calendar on their refrigerator. Been doing that for the past seven years, consistently. Last year, someone called from my neighborhood with one of the older (meaning an older photo), and I sold his home. That ONE transaction paid for several years of sending that calendar out. ;-) This is just one example at how effective consistency has been for me.

Pepper

07/06/2008 08:28 PM by Mesa, Arizona Real Estate *** Teri Ellis, Broker, ABR,CRS,GRI,ePRO,MRE (Homes Arizona Real Estate LLC)


Dez, don't forget to send a copy of your newsletter to your ever-obediant apprentice!

07/06/2008 08:50 PM by Brian Block -- Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate (RE/MAX Allegiance)


Sonja - Glad to be of help.   Thanks for the support!

07/06/2008 08:51 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Vicki - content that is updated monthly is from the MLS and it takes about an hour to put it together once we had the original design

check your email........  i sent a copy to you

07/06/2008 09:09 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Good job, Desiree, you are a star in your market area. I did my farming for a few years by snail mail, now I do it electronically.

07/06/2008 09:45 PM by Missy Caulk Ann Arbor Realtor Ann Arbor Real Estate (Keller Williams Ann Arbor)


Desiree:  You are right on the money with this one--it is sometimes SO difficult to get that message through to new agents.  I will say though, that I order my farming materials online and have them mail it as well--It may be cheaper for you and give you one free night a month!!!  Not sure but, the rates have seriously decreased in the past few years--it may be worth a look!

Congratulations on your continued success and keep up the 'clockwork'!!

Debe in Charlotte 

07/06/2008 10:22 PM by Debe Maxwell (Helen Adams Realty)


Gretchen - I know... don't you want to just shake the ones walking around day after day with the negative energy and say " work people" do some!!

07/06/2008 10:58 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


James - good for you keep up the good work.   I'll send you the newsletter in an email - let me know if you have any questions on it

07/06/2008 11:00 PM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


I use to send out every other month, and got two listings and two buyers. Had to stop, but need to start up again. Thanks for the tip. Would like to see what type of newsletters you do. I have publisher as well and can get them printed right here at home.

07/06/2008 11:17 PM by Jeannette Neerpat, e-Pro Coral Springs/Parkland Real Estate (London Realty Corp)


Desiree.... can I get your auotgraph?  ;o)  Seriously...  so many miss the actual numbers thing. Just as it would cost $1,000 to $1,500 to start up a really good blog site and maybe $75 a month to host it.  2 deals a year pays for this easily..... in most cases, 1 deal as a realtor or a loan officer.  It's just putting the money out that is what people fear....  but your main point, consistency.  PS... can Al and you do my mailings? 

jeff belonger

07/06/2008 11:33 PM by Jeff Belonger -- The FHA Expert.com -- FHA Loans -- FHA mortgages -- Mortgages (Infinity Home Mortgage Company, Inc)


Desiree - Right on! The key is the consistency.  Too many give up too soon.  Or they get excited by something new that is working at the moment and neglect the basics.

07/06/2008 11:33 PM by Steve Scheer - Denver Real Estate - Highlands Ranch Real Estate (RE/MAX Masters, Inc.)


This business is all about consistency.  Those that come to work every day, and do the things that work, will make it just fine in this business.  I don't farm a large area like you, but I do have consistencies that I work on daily and monthly that bring me a very nice income each year.

07/07/2008 12:22 AM by Hope Goss (Ventura Property Shoppe)


Nice information and explained so anyone can benefit.  Farming has been around for a long time and you show that it is still valuable.

07/07/2008 12:23 AM by Robert Machado, CPM MPM Sacramento Area Property Manager and Property Management (HomePointe Property Management, CRMC)


Great post Desiree! I have three neighborhoods that I farm but I send them the large post cards. I would like to see you newletter though. Please send me a copy soon!!!!

Thank you! 

07/07/2008 12:25 AM by Teresa Harris (Holbrooks Real Estate, Inc.)


Great post! I am going to look into doing a farm in my area as a mortgage pro.  Thanks!

07/07/2008 12:28 AM by


Desiree- I wish somebody would've told me this two years ago. Studies have shown that someone needs to have receive your newsletter/postcards/mailings at least seven times before people can recognize and remember you. Like you said key is Consistency. Great post.

07/07/2008 12:33 AM by Lanre Folayan "Buy a home in Washington,DC" (EXIT PREMIER REALTY)


Thank you for the encouragement Desiree! I am about to start a new program, and I will refer back to this post for renewed determination to keep going. I'm not used to doing this large of a program, but I see it working for others, so, let's go!

07/07/2008 12:34 AM by Dawn Maloney, ABR (Geneva Chervenic Realty)


I would love to see a copy of your newsletter!  How do I e-mail you?

07/07/2008 12:55 AM by Hollis Henry (WinStar Realty)


Absolutely one must be consistent and keep in the game in order to make it. Good post. All the best.

07/07/2008 12:56 AM by Bob & Carolin Benjamin - E Phoenix Arizona Real Estate (The Benjamin Team - Keller Williams Integrity First Realty )


Consistency is so important and so simple and yet so hard for many to accomplish.

07/07/2008 12:59 AM by Christine Donovan Costa Mesa Real Estate (Broker/Attorney) (Donovan Blatt Team - Donovan Group Realty)


Desiree,ng

You absolutely deserve all the comments.  Excellent information and we all appreciate the time you spent writing it.

See you at the top... or from the top,

Cameron Novak
The Homefinding Center
Corona, California
951-212-7479

07/07/2008 01:12 AM by Cameron Novak (The Homefinding Center)


I have seen a huge growth in business without farming.  I do a lot of local advertising and it has paid off so far.  My next step is to do bring in the farming in that areas that I already have high name and face recognition.

07/07/2008 02:52 AM by Randy L. Prothero - Hawaii REALTOR® (Century 21 Liberty Homes)


Good points and it shows that you cannot not afford to farm.     

07/07/2008 05:54 AM by Don Rogers CRS, GRI, Broker/Sales Associate (RE/MAX Discover)


Kristal - Thanks for the support and did I ever mention how much I like your outside blog.... love the whole look and feel of it

Terri - that's my entire point.  The one transaction as much as we would like it to be profit sets us up for a year of marketing that is essential.    Hope all is well with you

07/07/2008 06:14 AM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


I never realized how much people rely on familiarity and name recognition.  Your blog has inspired me to start a marketing campaign to increase sales.

Thanks for the inspiring tip!

07/07/2008 06:35 AM by Valerie Spicer, Broker, Horse Farm Specialist (Upland Realty, LLC)


Brian - Obedient?    Its in the mail!!!! - Now go ice that injury

07/07/2008 06:38 AM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Missy- I always wondered how the farming would convert over to emails - Hmmm might have to call you on that one.  Hope you had a great holiday

07/07/2008 06:39 AM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Debe - I would welcome out sourcing my newsletter but the content changes every month with stats from the MLS.   Maybe its something I should look into ... I could probably do it on line and email it to a company.   Do I deserve that one day a month off????

07/07/2008 06:42 AM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Of COURSE you do, sweetie!  And, congrats on that little gold star!  You GO girl!

Debe in Charlotte 

07/07/2008 06:50 AM by Debe Maxwell (Helen Adams Realty)


Desiree,

All new agents should read your post.  You can't do something just once,  the consumer sees your consistency and they feel they can rely on you

07/07/2008 06:52 AM by Jeff Thornton ABR CRB CRS CSP e-Pro GRI


That's pretty much what I try to do consistently...money is definitely an issue so some agents can't keep it up and that's unfortunate for some.

07/07/2008 07:10 AM by Neal Bloom-Realtor ® Assoc.-CRS-Weston FL (RE/MAX Premier Associates)


We work on sphere...mailing,gifting, partying, helping paint...giving contractor advice...been to the farm and gave it a good shot for a couple years...farms are not for everyone, everywhere and here it was a very bad crop.

07/07/2008 07:23 AM by Sally & David Hanson, Southeastern Wisconsin Realtors (First Weber Group)


I love the "start yesterday"

I see so many agents that send out a letter or post card once in a blue moon and than they are disappointed that it does not work. . .

You have to do it month after month after month

Anne

 

07/07/2008 07:48 AM by Anne Hensel Real Estate Professional buy or sell St. Pete


Consistency and time are required to make farming successful, congrats to you on how well you've done!  A lot of new agents in our office try mailings for a few months, but get discouraged when the phone doesn't ring off the hook right away and they quit doing it, which is too bad.

07/07/2008 07:54 AM by AJ & Jodee Heidmann ~ CRS, ABR, e-PRO (Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage)


good post..you have to be consistent..be organized and just do it!!

07/07/2008 08:38 AM by Michael Shankman Selling Las Vegas 702-498-3383 (Liberty Realty )


We have used the service for life newsletter for almost 2 years now. When is it time to change "the look?" One thing we could do a better job of is just listed and just sold cards. Do you use a company for that?

07/07/2008 09:03 AM by Gary Wolter


You are an expert, that is for sure.  When I first moved to NC I called the top agents in CA that I had watch enter to market and become superstars to see what they did and how they did it.  Every one of them said farming!  Some things NEVER change...congratulatons on your success!

07/07/2008 09:40 AM by Lake Norman Real Estate ~ Diane Aurit (RE/MAX at the Lake)


Desiree, I am a newer agent and I would love to read you news letter, may i have a copy?

Tuccirealestate@gmail.com

07/07/2008 09:52 AM by Daniel Tucci Medford Massachusetts Real Estate (American Hallmark Realtors)


I haven't farmed for 2 years, so many people are calling to sell that I have more listings than I can properly manage at times....It's hard to maintain over 50 listings.

 

I would rather spend my time marketing the sale, finding a buyer ..this is where our  market is weak.

 

When the market turns and listings drop to 25 or so.......Farm...Farm.....Farm

I know there is fear of other agents grabing the opportunity by farming but if you have the reputation of selling you have the nec. tool to capture the listing. Use data to prove your the person when the time comes and be selective of who's listing you take.  Make sure it's  one that will sell and the cycle will continue

07/07/2008 10:30 AM by Karl Nettgen (Century 21 Agate Realty)


Sally - On stage me???  No way sister!

Jeannette - I do mine in publisher its a format i swear i created 10+ years ago... I know it needs updating but hasn't been a priority.    I'll send it over to you.   By the way, Great job in the competition !!

07/07/2008 10:47 AM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


I would love to receive a copy of your newsletter if you would be so kind to send it to me melissasall@remax.net. Great post and yes consistency matters.

07/07/2008 10:55 AM by Melissa Sall ~ Belmont County ~ Ohio ~ Realtor (RE/MAX Team Experts - Barnesville)


As a new agent, this is the information and encouragement that I need to be successful. Thanks for the post. I started on my farm yesterday. How timely is that. I would love to see your newsletter. Please email me a copy. I really appreciate your enthusiasm.

07/07/2008 10:58 AM by Bob Pearson (Arizona Premier Realty Homes and Land)


You are spot on with this one Desiree! I sometimes need to remind some of my agent clients that in this "down" market, that consistencey is key, and now is NOT the time to pull back on marketing efforts. Once I help them crunch the numbers, they see that it is still worth it. They may need to work a little harder to list and sell than in years past, but that's they way of the real estate cycle.

07/07/2008 11:03 AM by Megan Barber, Real Estate Virtual Assistant (Barber Virtual Assisting Solutions, LLC)


You are right on the mark! When fewer homes are sold for less money...you also will have fewer Realtors involved because the bottom feeders drop like flies. Keep rocking!

07/07/2008 11:07 AM by Team DiMuria, Katy Texas Realtors (Prudential Gary Greene Realtors)


Great post desiree. Do you do the same ad to the same farm each month? I'm sure you must mix it up.

07/07/2008 11:07 AM by Mike Jackson (Realty World Global)


Jeff - Al said no problem <grin

Steve - Thanks for the continued support I appreicate it

Hope - you certainly don't need to do things on the same scale that i do...  but as long as you do something!  Thanks for the input

07/07/2008 11:08 AM by Desiree Daniels New Jersey Real Estate (609) 448-2222 (RE/MAX Tri County)


Great post! I've been doing mailings of calendars yearly and although I do get the little coupon in the back that people want the calendar, I didn't get any buyers or sellers from it so I stopped. I'd like to do the newsletter but my fear was not having enough info each month to send out. I like the idea of stats on the back. Could you e-mail me a copy of yours?

Sharon Sapp

Sharon.Sapp@Century21.com

07/07/2008 11:12 AM by Sharon Sapp (Century 21 Call First)


Thanks for the excellent post. I think a majority want a "just add water" business. They don't realize that time and consistency will get them exactly that. We just need to "add water" month after month to see the growth.

07/07/2008 11:17 AM by karen cheek


Desiree,

In addition to mailing, do you also walk your farm?

07/07/2008 11:22 AM by Bob Willis (Prudential California Realty)


Hi Desiree: Great post! I think the key is to keep plugging. The opportunities are out there. The biggest mistake we can all make is to quit doing what got us to where we are. Take caree.

 

Paul

07/07/2008 11:23 AM by Paul McFadden (Exact Financial Group)


I agree that systematic consistency is key to your effort to really pay off.  Great job!

I'd love a copy of your newsletter.  I use Publisher, as well.

Where do you get your ideas for each mailing?  Do you track the results?  What system to you use?

John@JohnMcClintock.com 

07/07/2008 11:24 AM by John McClintock, REALTOR


I started a community newsletter a few years ago but it fell by the wayside.  Would love a copy of yours to compare styles.  I think I need to get back to it soon.  Thanks for the post.

07/07/2008 11:25 AM by Jackie Cross (All Florida GMAC Real Estate)


I just decided to partner up with another agent in my office/farm to do this (figured it would be less expensive and better creativity with someone else).  We are looking for ideas on format, content etc. and would totally appreciate seeing a copy of yours!  Would you please forward to me at Barb@barblucas.com?  Thanks so much!

Barb

07/07/2008 11:30 AM by Barb Lucas


Loved it!  You are correct and i was wondering if you could foward me a copy of your newsletter and a couple of good location for "news" info for the letters.  Thank you sooo much!

Nicole Tucker

Serving North GA

07/07/2008 11:34 AM by Nicole Tucker (Harry Norman Realtors)


We do the same, what with mailing the newsletter (we use a canned customizable one, that is fun for the readers) email sendings, and more... it works for us, and I am sure it works for you... and your numbers are about right...

Do you use bulk mailing with your own permit, or do you user a service for the the postage? Just curious...


Good post...

07/07/2008 11:37 AM by Rhode Island Real Estate -- Focus Professionals, Inc.


Many seller's hand my newsletter to their fiends that are considering buying in my farm area as I am recognized as the local expert.

Thanks Desiree,

This is very interesting.  I like your comment about consistency.  There's only one agent left who still farms my neighborhood.  He's become the area expert by default.

07/07/2008 11:39 AM by Not Yet Licensed


excellent post! Right on target. Any of us "sales people" should definitely apply your mindset to our market.

I  email monthly newsletters and such ( the response from my clients and recipients are always encouraging)but I have been thinking of expanding to good old fashioned snail mail. Your blog just gave me the initiative.

Would love to see a copy of your newsletter to compare what content you share.

Thanks for sharing!

07/07/2008 12:05 PM by Gerald ( Jerry ) Santoro (HFG)


Thanks Desiree,

Very informative and useful. Many agents have given up with farming. This only proves it still works.

Rich

07/07/2008 12:05 PM by Rich Ferretti (Southern Winds Realty-Mint Hill North Carolina)


Hey there farming Queen! I have a question...what advice would you have for a fairly new agent (1yr in) who has been thrown under the bus by the market, and can't decide where to farm since all the seasoned agents are pulling out all the stops and there seems to be 0 areas left to farm? I have ideas that come and go, but I can't seem to find the momentum to continue some days! Also I would like a copy of your newsletter. I use my resources, and thats for sure! I am a full time agent in Nashville TN where the market is reported not to have put a hault on business, however I beg to differ. Any advice would help.

 

07/07/2008 12:24 PM by Jennifer Carney


I'm happy your farming works for you.  I've been debating whether to use postcards, etc, but am reluctant to use them.  See, here in NYC, all agents I've spokent to say farming doesn't work here, so I never really did it.  For the last few months I've been thinking about using just to see for myself if it really does/doesn't work.  I will try it since some on AR recommend them.

thanks for sharing your story

07/07/2008 12:36 PM by


Thank you Desiree for sharing your statistics on costs vs. return!  People just don't believe that it can work. I am for one in the same camp as you.  Consistency is the name of the game.  Realtors kill me with all the monthly whining - like it's gonna kill you to put a couple of self-stick stamps on an envelope to your past clients!! Give me a break already folks - no licking even involved now!

07/07/2008 12:37 PM by Lyn Sims, Northwest Suburban Chicago Homes (RE/MAX Suburban)


Please sent me a copy of your newsletter. I'd love to see what kind of stuff you write about on a regular basis. As for me, I do beleive in farm and you method of mailings. IMHO, I don't think any agent can "farm" an area over 500 homes - but, you can bliz 2500 with snail mail pieces.

My office has sliced and diced the farm areas and I don't like the areas that are left - so I am planning a new plan of attack. A copy of what you mail may help.

Thanks

Gregory Bain

www.Ask4Greg.com

405 Route 9 South

Little Egg Harbor, NJ 08087

NJHomes@Ask4Greg.com

609-294-8718

07/07/2008 12:40 PM by Gregory Bain


Just to let you know it's beautiful in Arizona right now.  We don't generally worry about floods, hurricanes, toronados or other natural disasters.  Of all the places in the US, this is one of the best for weather.  Even the Summer heat feels good on the bones.

I truly enjoyed your farming article.  Please send a copy of your newsletter to me.  I work areas of Gold Canyon, Mesa, Apache Junction, Gilbert, and Chandler.  Lots of people are still moving around this area, so the farming would definitely work here.

Sarah E. Wood, Prudential Arizona Properties, Gold Canyon, Arizona  480-983-1000.

07/07/2008 12:56 PM by Sarah E. Wood of Arizona


sarahewood@cox.net

07/07/2008 12:59 PM by Sarah E. Wood of Arizona


Desiree, do you wish you hadn't offered to email all those newsletters out?  i would love a copy.  i'm in California.  My email is totsuka@comcast.net.  thanks.

07/07/2008 01:02 PM by Tracy Otsuka


It took me a whole year to put everything together to do a newsletter and then our market kinda tanked and now it is on hold.  Instead I dug my niche out on the internet because it was free.  You are the head cheerleader and put it all into perspective!  It's on like donkey kong!

07/07/2008 01:04 PM by Renee Burrows - Las Vegas NV Real Estate (Nevada Realty Solutions)


I am a one year old agent that is about to make the transfer from juggling my full-time job working as an admin assistant for a real estate appraising firm and being a realtor to just being a realtor full time from now on. I need all the help I can get. Can you please send me a copy of your newsletter? That would be just what I need to get started. I do not farm your area for sure! I can not afford the high costs of this but I am sure there are things I can do to avoid some of the costs hopefully. Thanks for your encouragement and for all the comments on here as well. This blog active rain really does rock and I am glad to be apart of it. I look forward to hearing back from you and getting the newsletter. Thanks so much!

 

erin.shawver@powersoldit.com

07/07/2008 01:06 PM by Erin