selling real estate: The Liberties of a Real Estate Entrepreuner
- 07/04/10 02:59 AM
The daily grind of a career in real estate can be exhausting. Your clients and vendors needs (and sometimes demands) may seem never ending. The hustle and bustle of real estate starts at the listing or home buying purchase and doesn't end with each transaction until it closes. You might say a career choice in real estate is truly suited for a few determined souls. Living in the land of the brave A Real estate career is not all a tale of woe It is a choice both of career and lifestyle It has it's challenges but is rewarded by … (25 comments)
I was thinking about this topic last week when I was finishing up my goal sheet for 2010. I personally have two real estate purchases I am working toward that effect my immediate goals for 2010. One is to purchase a single family residence in Lake Geneva within the next 3 years. The second is to work toward purchasing my dream real estate property, a log cabin, within the next 10-15 years, close to the time that I plan to put my business up for sale. Am I … (72 comments)
selling real estate: You Can Become The Heavyweight Champion of Real Estate
- 11/17/08 03:49 AM
In August, I wrote a post, "You can become the Brock Lesnar of real estate" in which I talked about a real estate agent who shifted his business from selling regular resales to REO's and Foreclosures. The shift resulted in his survival as a real estate agent in his local market. Today I wanna talk about becoming the heavyweight Champion of real estate in light of discussions I have read about: New agents vs. seasoned agents. Web 1.0 real estate agents vs. Web 2.0 real estate agents. The dance of the DOW The employment factor There's a lot to be learned … (17 comments)
selling real estate: Hustlin' in the new market reality
- 10/27/08 03:25 PM
Hustlin', Hustlin', every day your hustlin'. Fighting against the current market needs is not going to make the sales. You need to accept the current reality of your sales landscape and find a unique way of flourishing. Assess, adapt, and reinvent.
Assess What's going on in your current real estate market? OR Where the buyers at, yo? Broker Bryant's post, "Finally, the real estate market is normal!" is about the new reality of short sales and foreclosures in his local market. Broker Bryant describes "normal" homeowners who are current on their mortgage as "needles in the haystack". Did BB … (16 comments)
selling real estate: Selling a house? No- You are selling a lifestyle.
- 07/28/08 02:35 PM
When you get into the practice of real estate are you just selling houses? If you answered yes, then I must say you are mistaken, because you are really selling a lifestyle. To a homeowner, real estate buyer, or a seller a real estate transaction will always be a personal transaction when dealing with straight up- residential first and second home transactions.
The equation is something like 2x + y= z. x is personal, y is business. It will always be this way.
A few years ago many real estate agents were turning away business from buyers, "I can't … (18 comments)
selling real estate: Should you pay the cost to be the boss of your real estate sale or purchase?
- 03/07/08 07:46 AM
Watching the news yesterday, they are anticipating gas costs to increase in May to no less than $4/gallon. No big surprise there. So I was wondering a question I posed on my corporate blog to real estate buyers and sellers. What up front costs should a real estate consumer incur to sell or buy a house? In today's real estate market, there are many costs that a real estate agent incurs when they are listing a house for a seller or helping a buyer find the right place to call home. These costs diminish the profit of a real estate … (15 comments)
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The daily grind of a career in real estate can be exhausting. Your clients and vendors needs (and sometimes demands) may seem never ending. The hustle and bustle of real estate starts at the listing or home buying purchase and doesn't end with each transaction until it closes.
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