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- School Project: Quick Test for SaaS for the Real Estate Industry
- Tips on passing realestateu course exams for texas
- New in biz. Need to get a job to sustain paying for bills
- Request: Resume Tips/Best Practices
- What's the most effective mailer you've sent to a seller?
- Yard FOR SALE sign for lead generation
- Zillow,vsboldleads
- I'm a videographer and I plan to give limited time offers/vouchers especially in this time. Would that work?
- Transferring out of reMax
- A simple thank you
- Advice for a 17 year old getting ready to enter the real estate field? (Residential)
- Do Opcity leads get better
- Convincing FSBOs that their price is too high
- COVID-19 Unemployment Florida
- Pros / Cons / Things to look at when buying OLD homes in the U.S?
- Am I looking at this the wrong way? My Fiancee and I spent weeks looking at our finances to see what we can afford. We got pre-approved to purchase a home at the top of our budget, 310K, hoping to find something under it.
- When to buy a house? (USA)
- CE before Post45
- Post license course
- Switching careers from IT to Realestate agent
- agent buying
- Property video/ picture hosting
| School Project: Quick Test for SaaS for the Real Estate Industry Posted: 21 Apr 2020 09:10 AM PDT Hello all! I'm currently in school for UX design and am working on a project focused on the real estate industry! I have a quick and fun test I would love for you guys to take if anyone has the time. It really shouldn't take any longer than 5 minutes and it's actually kinda fun; it's different than most other tests! I'll post the link for the test below. I hope you are all staying safe and healthy! Thank you so much in advance! <3 [link] [comments] |
| Tips on passing realestateu course exams for texas Posted: 21 Apr 2020 07:24 AM PDT |
| New in biz. Need to get a job to sustain paying for bills Posted: 20 Apr 2020 08:43 PM PDT If I work at a leasing office for property management, or anything real estate related, even if it's a 9-5, I can call from 8-9 and on my (30) lunch break (no excuses.) That equates to 1.5 hrs plus 4 hours 5pm-9pm legal limits.. so 5.5 hours a day 5 days a week is 27.5 hours, plus 12 hours on Saturday Sunday, equals to 51.5 hours. Essentially, that'll be 91.5 hours a week of work, which I'm willing to do. Anyone have any positive thoughts, words, or similar stories? Wear a suit and take a resume to all leasing offices. Ricky Carruth, told me this would be the best path to ensure I build a book of business while paying bills. Thanks for reading! [link] [comments] |
| Request: Resume Tips/Best Practices Posted: 20 Apr 2020 01:43 PM PDT Hey y'all! So I'm polishing up my resume and was curious if anything in particular stands out on a realtor/real estate specific resume that has been successful for you or someone you know? I'm initially thinking sales volume and internal award accolades per year - but maybe a case study or particular success story outlined in a cover letter or something? Trying to be more creative, and illustrative of my ability to help clients succeed in the market. [link] [comments] |
| What's the most effective mailer you've sent to a seller? Posted: 20 Apr 2020 06:24 AM PDT Thinking of getting started with a mailing campaign. Taking suggestions as to what content I should include. What's worked for you? Thanks! :) [link] [comments] |
| Yard FOR SALE sign for lead generation Posted: 20 Apr 2020 10:23 PM PDT Hi everyone. Are you allowed to put a yard sign in the front lawn to advertise myself as a realtor? Maybe just a standard brokerage sign (not actually planning to sell my residence), but may be an interesting way to get inbound buyer leads, and also maybe some neighborhood folks that may want to know their home worth to potentially sell?? Additionally, I have a few other AirBnB properties where I can put front yard signs... Trying to think of any creative way to continue to boost inbound leads. Thanks in advance for your input! [link] [comments] |
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| Posted: 20 Apr 2020 03:38 PM PDT I'm starting to get into real estate videography and doing a few free shoots at luxury listings. As realtors what would you think if you got an email offering limited time offer of $200-$300 per video (I would usually charge $600)? Or I can say $200 voucher on any service on my site? Do you think that could work? I feel like now is a good time for video and I can get my way into the industry. I've talked to a realtor and he said that realtors want to show they're still putting in effort to sell a listing. Thanks! [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Apr 2020 08:21 AM PDT Friend of mine is a young agent who found better mentoring with a new broker. She's currently with ReMax, paid $1,500 ReMax fee (yuck!) and they give her a hard time letting her loose: they say she signed off for a year while she recalls it was 6 months. She has no trace of her ICA (I know, I know, she should have it...) 1) Does ReMax typically have 1 year contracts? 2) Has she no way out besides sitting out the 12 months should she indeed have signed for this long? TIA [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:15 PM PDT THANK YOU to all members of this subreddit. I started in December and I've visited and posted in here many times. I had an issue with a parent (dealing with a parent post from yesterday) got some great feedback on how to handle it. Tonight, just one day after this advice, we went under contract on an absolutely perfect home for the client! Thank you! [link] [comments] |
| Advice for a 17 year old getting ready to enter the real estate field? (Residential) Posted: 20 Apr 2020 01:10 PM PDT My father is an HVAC contractor, and I plan on also learning his trade along with plumbing & electrical. That way, selling a property can become easier as I would actually know the specifics on different systems (HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, etc) & be able to answer/fix the client's questions. What do you guys think about this approach? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Apr 2020 09:18 AM PDT Is anyone here an agent that has closed a lot of Opcity leads? They say as you close more, they give you the more solid leads, but I would like to know if anyone can verify that? I have my first under contract and it has been very interesting, let's just say that. I want to know if I close a few am i going to eventually get better leads [link] [comments] |
| Convincing FSBOs that their price is too high Posted: 19 Apr 2020 03:49 PM PDT I have just started to work FSBOs and have taken 3 listings so far. I have noticed that most of their pricing is just not realistic at all. I'm a newer agent and am good at bringing the FSBO to list through followup, but getting them to change some of their bogus prices is like pulling teeth. Comps just don't seem to be enough. Tips? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Apr 2020 07:15 AM PDT Are there any Florida agents that actually have already gotten their unemployment? None of my colleagues have, Just seeing if anyone here based out of FL has? [link] [comments] |
| Pros / Cons / Things to look at when buying OLD homes in the U.S? Posted: 20 Apr 2020 06:30 AM PDT Hi all, My fiance and I have been Zillow window shopping for a couple years now and we're finally getting serious and looking at buying homes. We live in New England and many of the homes that meet our checklist are on the... older... side. We are looking at a new listing of a house that was built in 1840 that's been remodeled internally which is something we both really like. I know of things to look out for from the mid 1900s like asbestos and lead paint, but almost nothing from the 1800s outside of stuff like out of date electric and thin windows. We've even seen some from before 1776 which I think is really cool. Anybody have any resources or knowledge to share on these kinds of houses? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 20 Apr 2020 05:16 AM PDT We put an offer of 310K on a home that is overpriced and listed at 339K. Our realtor also wanted the seller to include a 3K credit for closing costs. We told our realtor that 310 is a firm offer and that we will not accept anything over, 1) because we don't want to and 2) this is the max that we are pre-approved for. The sellers countered at 315K and I told our realtor thanks for his work, but we will have to walk. He responded with, "but remember with the 3K in closing credit this is actually only 312K!" This makes no sense to me. Would we still not have to buy the house at 315K? Closing costs are a separate charge, aren't they? Presumably we would be getting the closing costs at 315 or at 310, wouldn't we? We are also concerned that our realtor did not communicate to the sellers rep that we were firm at 310, or else why would they counter? He also mentioned wanting to wait a day to tell the sellers that we decline in fear of offending them, but why would we offend them if he had properly communicated that we were firm at 310 to begin with? I am a first time home buyer, are there things I am missing? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2020 03:11 PM PDT My wife and I had been saving some money for a down payment for a little while now since our rental lease ends the end of July. Then of course, all the COVID-19 Stuff hit. We're both employed, she's "essential" so our primary source of income is safe (I'm self employed). I would assume this incoming "recession" would mean the price of homes would take a significant hit eventually, my question as a prospective home buyer is when would it be a good idea to buy a home? Any realtors want to chime in about maybe... how long I should wait or what I should look for? is it just a matter of offering significantly less than someone's asking price expecting property value to fall? Maybe I'm way off base here, so, go easy on me. Of course I don't want to buy a home for X price only to have it lose a significant amount of value a few months later because the economy isn't recovering or something like that, but I also HATE the idea of continuing to rent for another year. Oh, for location, looking outside of Ithaca, NY (Upstate NY) [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2020 10:19 PM PDT I recently got licensed and plan on doing some courses and certifications, some provide CE Credits. My question, is it possible to get CE hours/credits before doing my POST45. Or when I do the courses, I just won't receive anything?
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| Posted: 19 Apr 2020 08:52 PM PDT Hey guys so I just got my license earlier this year and was wondering about my post license course. I signed up for an in class course and paid already but due to the virus I haven't been able to go yet. I know they have extended the date to have it complete but I'm more worried about what the post license course includes. What does the post license course teach me and is this why I'm so lost? [link] [comments] |
| Switching careers from IT to Realestate agent Posted: 19 Apr 2020 01:16 PM PDT Just curious to see if anyone here switched their careers from another successful field to being a Real Estate agent. During this covid 19 pandemic, I am laid off and cannot currently clear extremely technical interviews at technical level due to less number of jobs and very competitive and personally starting to think as I am getting older that IT field may not be for me anymore. Hard work and dedication has never been an issue for me and I am people's person. I am just very confused if I should make this jump from my 15 years of career in IT into Read estate. How was your experience when switching established career to Real Estate ? Can you list any pros and cons to help me decide this switch? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2020 05:41 PM PDT If you are a real estate agent and were buying a house would you have them pay you the commission or take that out of the home price and get no commission? My thoughts are if you lower the home price does it hurt your home value in the long run, on the other hand if you get the commission your broker takes a piece and might pay taxes unless you cover it with write off. It would be about $15K [link] [comments] |
| Property video/ picture hosting Posted: 19 Apr 2020 04:11 PM PDT What would you do if you could do it again? During a course of providing Real Estate services you employed a photographer/ videographer company . The work was done, a link was provided . Everything works to the point the video/photo company stop operations . In the domino effect the host/ server stop hosting the above work too. Problem was beyond your controlling options. What's you advise? How do you protect yourself from a glitch like that to happens again? Is There an open source company/ application which will server/host the data and provide a link to the video/pictures for potential client around the word for free with no time limit ? I would like to be able to establish an active like, an open source access/link without all the twist, wiggles to log in to particular company for a limited time etc. It would be like an add on , parallel backup option to prevent the present hiccups I must attend to. Something like a YouTube link when you post something . I am not going to bore you with all related problems . Could you please tell me what kind of options one might have . [link] [comments] |
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