It is not that she is not tech saavy. She has a computer. She found me on the internet. She found a bunch of potential houses on the net too. She just doesn't bother with email. I guess she has Facebook so Facebook and texting are all she uses. What is Facebook etiquette anyway? I barely know her. Is it too forward to ask to be her friend on Facebook so I can send her MLS listings?
DPR Realty LLC - Gilbert, AZ
Greater Metro Phoenix Arizona
Hi, Zeta -- go for it! Leads come in all types and sizes. Nothing ventured -- nothing gained. Good luck with this lead, Eric ^0-0^
Jul 11, 2011 07:41 AM
CB Select Real Estate at Lake Tahoe - 775.691.3855 - - Incline Village, NV
Lake Tahoe Lake Front Homes, Luxury Homes, Condomi
I agree with eric. So I won't re-type what he has already said. Just go for it.....
Jul 11, 2011 07:44 AM
Homes for Sale in Campbell CA- Broker-BKR Realty - Campbell, CA
Campbell CA Real Estate - Campbell CA Homes for Sa
Zeta, I agree with Eric and Ken. I friended one of my clients after meeting her twice.
Jul 11, 2011 07:47 AM
Thompson Company, REALTORSĀ® 240.593.2860 - Silver Spring, MD
Fluent in Real Estate & German, M.A. ABR ASP CIPS
Hi Zeta, I would just text and ask "I want to make sure my messages reach you in a way that is most convenient for you.. " If you are asking to be friends wouldn't that go through your personal FB page? I haven't played around with the group feature and guess there is a way that not all friends/groups can see your personal pictures/posts etc.
Jul 11, 2011 07:50 AM
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