Realtors: Addresses and Names in a specific neighborhood |
- Addresses and Names in a specific neighborhood
- Dealing with a parent
- Showing without Supra access ?
- Best way to manage reviews
- What is the maximum amount of closing cost assistance a buyer can get?
- Rental Scam
- Are Facebook ads worth it?
| Addresses and Names in a specific neighborhood Posted: 18 Apr 2020 09:02 AM PDT Can a tool like Cole Realty pull names and addresses in a specific neighborhood? Can you simply do a map search and put a rectangle around an area to produce a list? How accurate are you finding the data, are the names up to date? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 18 Apr 2020 11:52 AM PDT Got a new client referral. Brings their dad to our first showing. I'm armed with information and I pride myself on not being salesy and whatnot. we're At an older home we can't find the furnace, talk to the list agent he doesn't know where it is. Parent is very scrutinizing and doesn't like Realtors. I do my best to nurture and stay on his side and it seemed the showings went great. Parent winds up calling my team lead saying I don't know what I'm doing and his child isn't ready to buy a house and she needs to wait and go elsewhere. Client txts me later and says they are going to try and NOT bring their parent because they know they're not going to like ANY home we see. Basically they're a douche. Here's the kicker. Parent giving client 20% down for the home so they are going to be here every step of the way. Client is still staying with me and we've talked a bunch since our last showing. Any advice? [link] [comments] |
| Showing without Supra access ? Posted: 18 Apr 2020 06:52 AM PDT I'm normally in new construction sales as a sales assistant, and our company don't use mls so I don't have Supra key. Any way I could bypass it? The listing agent lives an hour away(OC) and doesn't wanna come and open the door(north LA). What else can I do? I'm at my wits end. Thank you all in advance. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 18 Apr 2020 10:31 AM PDT I am having serious issues with reviews being posted especially on Zillow. They have rejected almost all my reviews no matter how I coach my client to leave the review. Also my email to my clients looks really ugly trying to show all the sites to leave reviews on and instructions. What do? [link] [comments] |
| What is the maximum amount of closing cost assistance a buyer can get? Posted: 18 Apr 2020 08:36 AM PDT I have a client that has a conventional loan, they are putting 5% down, I know this varies lender to lender but what is the general consensus? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 17 Apr 2020 02:42 PM PDT Images of our conversation through texting are here: https://imgur.com/a/gfzoex3 Another critical reason to use a Realtor because, unfortunately, they are people like this out there. People who try to scam people who do not know better. A little backstory, so I am helping a client of mine find a rental, and I see a property that matches what he is looking for, so I reach out online to get more info. A day later, I get a message from this "Mr. Mathews," aka the scammer. Who tells me he will rent out the home for $950 a month, which is red flag number one because, for the home and area, $950 was an unbelievable price. I did a little deep diving on "Mr. Mathews" and the address he gave me. Only to find out the address is actually owned by a large real estate property management company and not ever owned by a Mr. Mathews. Since I now knew who owned the property, I wanted this guy to dig a hole for himself. I did this by asking him if he knew some fictitious neighbors. Hoping we would lie about that truly exposing himself for the scammer he is. Instead, he just ignored my questions about the neighbors, which was another red flag, and he continued with his scam. I ultimately stopped talking to this guy once I knew he wasn't going to answer my question about the neighbors. However, I hope if anyone takes anything away from this its the following:
This scammer's ultimate goal was to get me or the tenant to send him the deposit and the first month's rent to the scammer and any other fees he could throw in there. People who fall for these scams end up sending all this money in hopes of landing a sweet place to rent out. Only to later find out they have no interest in that property, and sometimes the actual property is already occupied or is vacant. I hope this provided some value to you, and I hope that you stay safe and well out there! Here is a link more in-depth on how to spot rental scams. [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 17 Apr 2020 09:26 PM PDT Do you any of you guys get solid leads from Facebook ads? I'm looking to start but I'm not sure if I should do it myself or hire a marketing agency to do it for me. Any tips or advice regarding Facebook ads would be appreciated, thanks. [link] [comments] |
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