Ways Agents Can Stop Paying for Leads
Before forking over 40 percent of your commission, try working with a few of these ideas to obtain high-quality leads at a fraction of the price you’re currently paying for leads.
Before forking over 40 percent of your commission, try working with a few of these ideas to obtain high-quality leads at a fraction of the price you’re currently paying for leads.
Increased interest rates, soaring inflation and lack of inventory are exerting downward pressure on prices as the market continues to sputter in other parts of the country. Are you to thrive in tomorrow’s potential housing market?
As the Baby Boomer men die off during the next five to eight years, women will have sole control over an astounding $32 trillion dollars of the country’s wealth. Sadly, many women are totally unprepared to handle what’s ahead.
If you volunteer or are passionate about a cause, there’s a powerful new way to use real estate charitable giving to achieve all three objectives.
Institutional buyers and iBuyers are vanishing. More and more listings are going to need major work done. And both Gen Z and Gen X investors are looking to real estate for passion projects. Could we be on the brink of major change?
Some in the real estate industry are arguing that AI answers to lead-qualifying and simple questions from buyers and sellers are a far more accurate, dependable and inexpensive than dedicated phone staff. Nothing could be further from the truth.
As we put 2022 behind us and confront the challenges of high mortgage interest rates coupled with fewer sales and lower prices, marketing fundamentals will be more important than ever in 2023.
Anyone who has experienced a buyer’s market with few transactions and plunging prices is familiar with the concept of “chasing the market down.” Here’s how to help your sellers from making that terrible mistake.
As we move into a market with fewer transactions and potentially falling prices, it’s more important than ever to zero in on what works and eliminate every unnecessary cost in your business.
It’s becoming increasingly apparent that the Department of Justice wants to force buyers to pay their own commissions. How would the real estate industry change?
Frothy prices, affordability walls, inflation and interest rate increases – how will all this play out in in 2022?
Zillow also announced a game-changing partnership with DownPaymentResource.com last month that will add down payment assistance information to each listing. Believe it or not, this can be a boon for a real estate agent’s business.
Realtors from across the world convened at the National Association of Realtors’ annual conference last month in San Diego vaccinated, masked up and ready face the challenges ahead in 2022.
Only a small percentage of agents understand how to effectively persuade sellers to list at a full commission. Instead, agents are often so desperate to get the listing that they cave in the moment the seller asks them to reduce their fee. It’s time to stop and here’s how to do it.
Digital signatures have made signing the reams of transaction paperwork virtually painless. The ease of signing digitally, however, has created a whole set of different issues that agents, brokers, and lenders must monitor in order to keep their documents secure.
Fall selling season is upon us. To maximize your production for the rest of 2021, carefully targeting how you spend your marketing dollars is crucial.
A number of agents in recent months have become adamant that we should all stop our buyers from writing “love letters” to sellers because these letters often violate fair housing laws. I strongly disagree.
Couple skyrocketing construction costs with the end of COVID-19 mortgage forbearance, the end of the eviction ban, plus the oldest Baby Boomers turning 75 this year, and inventory increases may occur much sooner than anyone anticipates.
A critical reason every buyer needs a competent agent with excellent negotiation skills is to prevent lawsuits, especially when post-closing problems occur. The question is how to avoid post-closing problems in the first place.
With a hot spring market fast approaching and few new home listings in sight, many sellers’ agents are struggling to fill their pipelines with homes. Here are some tips that can help.