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    Realtors: Multiple Listings = How does your team keep them organized?

    Realtors: Multiple Listings = How does your team keep them organized?


    Multiple Listings = How does your team keep them organized?

    Posted: 14 Sep 2020 08:02 AM PDT

    I am a member of a 4 person team. We have recently gone from 2 listings to 10. I am curious to know what process other teams use to stay organized. Trello etc etc? Thanks Reddit community.

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    Ethical or not? Using data from CRM from work

    Posted: 14 Sep 2020 08:46 AM PDT

    I am in the car business, and our CRM is great. I can look back at sales from 1 year ago, customers I've spoken to, etc.

    But what I do is also keep my own personal records on a google doc sheet with name, phone #, email, address, date purchased, and vehicle purchased.

    I am studying to get my real estate license now. My plan is to work in real estate part time for 3-6 months and market myself as much as possible in that time frame. Then I will evaluate from there and decide whether or not I'd want to go full time.

    So, here's my thought. What if I send an email/text/phone call to all my customers who have bought a car from me the last year...using the info from my google doc sheet

    It'd be lightly selling myself, basically something along the lines of checking in on the vehicle they purchased from me, and then mentioning I'm starting in real estate as well.

    Main goal here would be to initiate conversations and potentially eventually referrals.

    I'll be honest, all my customers in the car biz love me. They trust me, I trust and like them as well as keep up with them.

    I just don't know if it's ethical using their data I got from the dealership to send out information regarding real estate

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    Looking for advice or insight in starting a handyman/grounds keeper business.

    Posted: 14 Sep 2020 05:30 AM PDT

    I live in the Midwest and would like to focus my attention on realtors, new and existing homes and commercial properties on the market. I would like to be a kind of "one stop shop" for a realtor. Ideally I would be called to perform general maintenance, repairs, grounds, cleaning and upkeep.

    Is this something that would be in demand or helpful to a realtor? Any other thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.

    Thank you!

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    Countries that US Realtors can transition to without too much difficulty?

    Posted: 13 Sep 2020 05:59 PM PDT

    Just curious if any Realtors out there have successfully moved from the US to another country and still been able to successfully work as a Realtor? If so, what is your story and how difficult was the process?

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    Best online course?

    Posted: 14 Sep 2020 08:00 AM PDT

    What is the best online course to take to get your license? I'd be taking them for Alabama, I'm not sure if that matters for which course is better.

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    Brian Buffini

    Posted: 13 Sep 2020 10:27 PM PDT

    What does everyone think of Brian Buffinis training?

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    Choosing a Real Estate Academy for the Pre-Licensing course.

    Posted: 13 Sep 2020 03:31 PM PDT

    Hello! I am in North Carolina (not sure of the requirement for other states) and I want to sign up for the required 75 hour pre-licensing course. The agency I wanted to sign up with has a wait list for the course but another agency I was looking into has open seats. Does it matter who I take the course with? Do agencies care where you take your courses?

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    How can I learn contracts?

    Posted: 13 Sep 2020 06:08 PM PDT

    My biggest concern when it comes to being a realtor are the contracts. My goal is to target FSBOs not over the phone but in person. My thing is would I bring a listing contract with me at all times or should I have them do it with a docusign? Also I want to run my own lead gen with Facebook and google ads targeting specifically buyers while running another campaign targeting sellers but view buyers as more viable to target on Facebook. But anyways when getting a buyer lead how do you get into a buyers contract with them? Thank you!

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    What realtor Facebook group are you guys in that post advice and not just listings.. would love your input

    Posted: 13 Sep 2020 12:26 PM PDT

    Sold our house. Six of our 8 TVs are mounted flat screens. 4 of those are new and I was planning on taking them with me.

    Posted: 13 Sep 2020 02:48 PM PDT

    Our purchase agreement says nothing about leaving them. But, with the mounted ones it'll look funny taking them and leaving the mount. We could certainly take the mounts also. But there would obviously be holes in the wall.

    Two of them are older, non-flat screens that I plan on leaving. One of them is in the garage and one of them is in my office. They our shitty old TVs that wouldn't be worth taking but they do work.

    The one in our bedroom and the one in our theater room are not mounted so we will definitely be taking those with us no matter what.

    The ones we want to take with:

    One in the workout room (only about 36 inches) the one in the upstairs living room (is a 65-in curved screen that is our main TV), and then two in the basement that are both about 60 inches, one near the bar and one in a sitting area. Those two along with the one in the theater room make it possible to see a TV screen from just about anywhere in an hour entertaining area in the basement.

    So, ideally it would probably be nice for us to leave these two mounted ones in the basement just because aesthetically it'll look better.

    But we're not obligated. This is a very high end home in our area and we got a fair price for it although the buyer was kind of a pain in the ass in the negotiation process. But they are also neighbors and we are in a small community and they would be considered fairly distant friends but still friends.

    I haven't broached the subject with this buyers. I'm just kind of thinking ahead here.

    What is normal? Again, we didn't talk about this in advance and it wasn't in the purchase agreement.

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