Realtors: I'm helping my neighbor sell her townhouse and a friend is interested in it |
- I'm helping my neighbor sell her townhouse and a friend is interested in it
- Noob ?: Is it possible to work out of state without actually having to go to the out of state? [remote out of state work?]
- Will all this become second nature eventually?
- Thoughts on Redfin?
- NC - Is email enough to void contract in Due Diligence period
- What has been your experience trying to sell a house that has solar?
- I’m 18 and looking to become a real estate agent: what should I do now to set myself up for success in the future?
- Is it possible to take the RE exam during COVID shutdown? (California)
- Slogan advice
- CA State Realtors - Opinions on sending signed page 1 of Buyer Reports to the Seller?
- A violation or not?
| I'm helping my neighbor sell her townhouse and a friend is interested in it Posted: 31 Dec 2020 08:32 AM PST I think we're pricing the townhouse correctly but my friend thinks that because she might only live there three years she needs to pay $20,000 less than the market value because she's going to do remodeling of the kitchen, repaint it, and maybe a few other mods. She thinks lower price plus remodel should equal market value. The unit isn't outdated but might need a more up to day paint job. The kitchen is fine and appliances are only a few years old and all stainless steel. I told her that she's free to make an offer but don't be surprised if the seller says no and insists on getting it listed to get market input. Have you ever dealt with a buyer who thinks like that? And how have you dealt with it? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 31 Dec 2020 11:42 AM PST I'm in the East Coast wanting to be licensed for a state in the south but obv because of Corona I won't be able to travel. Is it possible to work for a brokerage in a state I'm far away from? [link] [comments] |
| Will all this become second nature eventually? Posted: 30 Dec 2020 04:27 PM PST Hello all, I am currently in the midst of studying to become a licensed agent in NY. Im super excited to jump right in and give it my all but I have to say, all the new information concerning rules and regulations is a tad bit overwhelming. I am usually a hands on learner and while I am able to get a great deal of info from video and study guides, I think im just nervous to translate all my learning into practice. I know this isnt impossible, but I am a bit afraid I won't be able to recall some of this stuff on the job and make a fool of myself. This is a career path I've been mulling over for a while and to finally get into it (even if its just studying for now) has been pretty intesting. I just wanted to know if anyone would be able to offer any advice to a studying newcomer. I want to do my best and I have drive but again this is serious biz and the last thing I want to do is go into this job making mistakes. Does this get relatively easier as I actually get into it and learn the ins and outs of actually selling real estate? Anecdotes, advice, and any tips on anything I may really want to allocate some extra focus on would really be appreciated! Thanks in advance! [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 31 Dec 2020 09:07 AM PST Any current Redfin agents out there care to offer some insight as to the splits. Also any pros/cons and how they've helped you develop and what not. Thanks y'all [link] [comments] |
| NC - Is email enough to void contract in Due Diligence period Posted: 31 Dec 2020 08:35 AM PST Buyers Agent- Unfortunately we are going to have to walk away then. Thanks. FSBO (I am seller). Is contract officially void now? Buyer is in there due diligence period (until 1/6) and I would like to move ahead with other offers, so it looks like they just gave me a gift to go ahead. In RE class (haven't applied for state license yet) we were suppose to void the contract by a state issued form, that also collected signatures of both parties to release Earnest Money. I've already earned due diligence money from the buyer. I am concerned they will pop back up on 1/6 to enforce contract, while I would like to move on to next buyer now. [link] [comments] |
| What has been your experience trying to sell a house that has solar? Posted: 30 Dec 2020 07:47 PM PST I'm thinking of putting solar on my house, but also thinking about moving. How much does a house having solar factor into being able to find a buyer? What about the neighborhood house prices? Edit to clarify: my thought is to just roll the price of the system into the price of the house (ex. $200,000 house becomes $220,000). [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 30 Dec 2020 06:12 PM PST As the title says I'm 18 and right now the plan is to be a real estate agent in Oklahoma. I'm currently attending a local community college and I have my tuition paid from baseball so I'll be debt free. This summer I want to intern at a real estate firm near me. What other steps can I take now to set myself up for success in the future? Also, tips on how to network would be appreciated because I'm a pretty introverted person and never really have "put myself out there." Any advice would help! Thanks. [link] [comments] |
| Is it possible to take the RE exam during COVID shutdown? (California) Posted: 30 Dec 2020 07:02 PM PST Hello everybody, I finished my prelicensing recently and I'm ready to take the test but exam centers are closed because of the pandemic. Does anybody know of any alternative ways to take the exam, like maybe with 3rd party proctors? If anybody has any information or ideas it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 30 Dec 2020 02:57 PM PST Hey everybody, Happy (almost) New Year! Recently I got a deal to advertise on a golf score card and I'm wondering if you think it would be a bad idea to add a golf-related slogan to the ad. I was thinking something along the lines of "Hit it off with T!" (For Tylor) or "Your follow through!" As a double-meaning about golf and my commitment to service them. Any thoughts? Thanks! [link] [comments] |
| CA State Realtors - Opinions on sending signed page 1 of Buyer Reports to the Seller? Posted: 30 Dec 2020 06:55 PM PST I wanted to hear opinions on this practice. Some bg: I'm a Bay Area agent of about 6 years. While representing the buyer, I've run into escrows where the listing team doesn't ask to see reports, some do, and some ask for the Buyers to sign page 1. I'm currently in an escrow where the listing team (sellers) is asking for signed page 1s (not the full reports). Buyers have already signed a BIA, BIE, and have already removed the inspection contingency. They're not asking for repairs or a closing cost credit. The inspections are "clean" as the house is just a few years old. Is there any point to this request at this point? My broker actually says yes, and that it's CA state law (which is something I have found zero evidence of). It's ultimately a small issue. But it's such a small issue that I'm also getting resistance from my Buyer to sign it at all (docusign fatigue). What am I missing? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 31 Dec 2020 04:27 AM PST I was randomly looking at another Realtors page and he wrote something like now is the perfect time to buy your dream home (ok cool I am fine with that) then he wrote because many people wait until the spring to buy their dream home so their is less competition now. I thought (I believe that would count as a lie and potentially an ethics violation) really dude? There will be less competition to buy a house now then in the spring in a Seller's market? What do you all think? [link] [comments] |
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