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    Realtors: What are your possession gifts?

    June 23, 2020

    Realtors: What are your possession gifts?

    What are your possession gifts?

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 09:16 AM PDT

    A friend of mine built a luxury house on the Philippines and wants to sell the whole building or parts of it - what are some question potential investors/buyers would ask?

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 12:24 PM PDT

    Hi there, I hope you are all safe and sound!

    So this house, I'd really like to help my friend to sell it. Unfortunately I don't know much about real estate.

    So what other questions than the obvious ones like "how big is it" or "how much does it cost" would you ask?

    Also, which platforms would you recommend and what can we do to make the offer more visible?

    Many thanks in advance!

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    Making the jump

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 11:34 AM PDT

    I know that at some point, all PT agents should make that jump to go FT. I'm in my second year now, and hate my current FT (though steadily paying, and covers all my bills) job. It ties up my entire day, meaning I wouldn't be able to go on showings, or do listing presentations until after 5pm.

    I have about 4-5k leftover from my taxes last year, so I do have a bit of a slush fund in case I was ever let go or made the jump. My question is:

    • how did you know when you were ready? At what point did you make the switch?
    • how was it for you your first year FT? Should I look for sometime PT as well?
    • how much did you have saved before you made the jump?
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    Confused about reciprocity...can I help a client buy a house in another state?

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 07:34 AM PDT

    I am a realtor in NY. According to this website NY has reciprocity in CT which is where my client wishes to buy a house. But I'm confused by what the Minimum Qualifications mean when they say " Broker and Sales—current licensure only. (Business and Residence must be in Connecticut.) "

    All I want to know is can I take my client there to buy a home in CT and earn a commission on the purchase? Or is there some process I need to follow first? Thanks.

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    How do you coordinate buyers who also have to sell without making contingencies?

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 10:44 AM PDT

    I have a potential buyer who owns two properties. Depending on the price of the home she wants, she may have to sell one or both. This sounds like a GREAT scenario, but the market is moving SOOOO quickly now, if a home goes on the market, it's gone in a minute. Inventory is tight. If she doesn't see something she wants, she's not going to move, so it's not like she wants to prep her homes for sale. She might only need to sell one. Seems like the timeline is impossible. Also, because there are so many buyers, nobody is taking offers with contingencies.

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    A realtors opinion on virtual tours?

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 10:10 AM PDT

    In my area there's not one single realtor or brokerage that puts virtual tours on their listings. I have the equipment necessary to do virtual tours and have already done a few but the realtors never wanted to post them on their listings. The tours aren't of poor quality or anything and are easily comparable to any other tour you'll see taken with 360 cameras. To me it seems like the realtors in my area feel like the virtual tours will put people off from contacting them because they may see one thing they don't like and simply move on to the next listing. It seems as if the realtors are concerned the tours will create less interest in a property and will ultimately lead to less clients contacting them for a showing.

    Do any realtors on here feel the same way? Are virtual tours a bad thing for Realtors when it comes to actually getting a potential client or has anyone found that virtual tours have helped their listings sell? Any opinions or advice on this subject would be great so that I can get a different perspective on how to approach this.

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    Looking for some help from a realtor!

    Posted: 23 Jun 2020 09:52 AM PDT

    Hey guys, I am looking for some help

    My name is Nick - my dad is a home inspector and he tells me all of the time how difficult it is for his connections with his agents on getting leads. There are all sorts of ways to get leads.

    I'm working on building out a system to put all of your leads in one place while generating 5X MORE Sales Conversations from new leads.

    The name of it would be: The Simple Lead Generation System That Brings In Top Producer Commissions WithOUT Cold Calling, Door Knocking, Direct Mail, Or Cutting Your Commissions! Partnering with a few individuals as well.

    I'm looking for help to learn more about the industry. I have over 10 years sales experience and I think my expertise in getting leads and online marketing knowledge can help realtors in a HUGE way!

    If you're an agent can you answer a few questions below in the comments?

    And as a thank you, I'll give you FREE access for helping me!

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    Any EXP Realty Agents?

    Posted: 22 Jun 2020 04:06 PM PDT

    I am a pretty experienced agent in the Denver area thinking of switching my license to EXP. I am currently at a smaller brokerage as an employee ( not 1099) on a team, but don't make much per deal and want an opportunity to make more and have more control over what leads I can actively pursue( pick and choose a bit more). I also heard EXP has an option to use their lead system as well? I am also considering KW, but their split is higher and they have a lot more fees, not sure I am seeing the value. Any advice or experiences would be appreciated!

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    Is this a bad time to get into real estate?

    Posted: 22 Jun 2020 09:46 PM PDT

    I have been considering making a career change and getting my real estate license for about 6 months now. With the uncertainty of COVID 19, and the economic impact this might have, is this a bad time to get into the business? I have been lurking on this sub for a while and business seems to be going okay for the majority of you. I am in Canada to be more specific on the area.

    Thanks in advance for any insight you may have!

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    Do people actually get charged with unlicensed real estate brokerage? Seems like a victimless crime.

    Posted: 22 Jun 2020 07:00 PM PDT
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