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- Help becoming a real estate agent assistant
- [Arizona] Are HOA board members bound to open meeting requirements?
- Moving from Berkshire Hathaway to Keller Williams
- S-Corp and paying yourself through payroll
- Best Closing Gift for Our Realtor
- Connecting with realtors as a new LO
- Is it worth it to become a real estate agent in California right now?
- Pushing the Licensing application process
- Empty properties sell faster?
- Where do you find FSBO information?
- College student thinking about pursuing a real estate career would greatly appreciate some advice.
- A nice gift to new clients for their new home
- Does this seem legal?
- My landlord is looking for new tenants after I move out- potential renters keep showing up at my house unannounced!
- Fisbo from sellers viewpoint? I’m confused.
- Results from UpNest
- Is Community Influencer Academy Legit?
- Is there no hope if the house you want is under contingent?
- How much money per HOUR do you think is what a realtor should make?
- Best company to order signs from ? Not sure which material to use?
- Real Estate Leads/ FL/ CA
| Help becoming a real estate agent assistant Posted: 28 Jan 2021 11:22 AM PST I just had a few questions about becoming an assistant. I am getting close to getting my license and I would really like to be an assistant so I can learn the ropes from successful agents. If you are an assistant or have an assistant what is the best way to become one. Is it best to reach out to brokers and have them give your resume to agents or to reach out to agents directly? Who should I try reaching out to in particular and any advice on what I should say? [link] [comments] |
| [Arizona] Are HOA board members bound to open meeting requirements? Posted: 28 Jan 2021 06:32 AM PST Are Arizona HOA board members bound by open meeting requirements that a meeting of a quorum outside of an announced meeting is a legal violation? I'm working to be the local expert and an answer to this question will bolster my neighborhood knowledge. TIA for your help! [link] [comments] |
| Moving from Berkshire Hathaway to Keller Williams Posted: 28 Jan 2021 11:18 AM PST A friend is a realtor based in Pennsylvania who is moving from Berkshire Hathaway to Keller Williams. He is concerned that Berkshire will take the commission from his final sales. Is there a way to prevent this? Any tips on moving? TIA! [link] [comments] |
| S-Corp and paying yourself through payroll Posted: 28 Jan 2021 10:44 AM PST Anybody part of or owner in a smaller brokerage firm pay yourself a salary and run it through payroll service? I don't have a W2 and I've been advised that in order to try and get a loan down the line, it could be very beneficial to have regular salary. Edit: Just to clarify my 2 part question. Do some of you do that out there? And has anybody found that the trade off of paying the additional taxes / fees worth it in order to get a loan or refinance down the line? [link] [comments] |
| Best Closing Gift for Our Realtor Posted: 28 Jan 2021 12:14 PM PST We have an amazing realtor who has been so patient and reassuring. Literally is keeping us sane during this crazy housing market. We are heading to closing next month. FINALLY! What gifts would you like to receive as an appreciation for all your time and effort? Or what are the best gifts you have received? I know everyone likes cash. I would prefer to doing something a little more meaningful. Hope this question is ok to post here... [link] [comments] |
| Connecting with realtors as a new LO Posted: 28 Jan 2021 10:58 AM PST Hi all! I spent the past year as an LOA doing a crazy amount of work and learning a lot. My 1 year contract is up and I have the option to be a LO for the same company. I am confident I can do all the back end stuff at a high level on my own. How do new LO's like me build a relationship with realtors in 2021? Open houses are mostly a thing of the past now. If you're a seasoned realtor, how did you meet your favorite lender? Any and all tips or advice is greatly appreciated! [link] [comments] |
| Is it worth it to become a real estate agent in California right now? Posted: 28 Jan 2021 06:06 AM PST |
| Pushing the Licensing application process Posted: 28 Jan 2021 07:10 AM PST Hello All! I am becoming an agent in PA and just sent in my Licensing application a few days ago. From what I hear, it can take a month or more to get approved. Does anyone know any tricks to push it along/speed up the process? Thanks!! [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 28 Jan 2021 06:58 AM PST I want to sell my apartment because I bought another one that is not ready yet. I feel that those interested are not comfortable making visits. I want to know if it influences something my family is still living in. Is it better to leave it empty or does it not interfere? [link] [comments] |
| Where do you find FSBO information? Posted: 28 Jan 2021 06:58 AM PST Hello! I'm an ISA for a smaller team and we're wanting to branch out more with FSBOs. With the changes in Zillow we haven't had luck finding information. Where do you get your FSBO leads from? What's your success rate? Thanks! [link] [comments] |
| College student thinking about pursuing a real estate career would greatly appreciate some advice. Posted: 27 Jan 2021 11:05 PM PST Hey yall, I am currently a third-year college student thinking of becoming a real estate agent after I graduate. Let me preface this by saying I really do believe I am great at talking to people. It's the only talent I can think of. I love socializing and I think if I were to even just make a living wage, not even become insanely successful, I would be more than happy. (I am from Vancouver btw) I just have a few questions about this career and I would greatly appreciate some help. Please forgive my ignorance.
These are some of my main concerns and I would really appreciate any and all kind of advice. Thanks in advance to anybody who reads this! [link] [comments] |
| A nice gift to new clients for their new home Posted: 27 Jan 2021 09:37 PM PST |
| Posted: 27 Jan 2021 07:56 PM PST Hey guys! Looking for an answer here. My landlord is selling the house I live in so me and my roommates need to leave by the end of next month. All of this is fine we are leaving on the 1st but today they had some people over to see the inside of the house. I had two groups of people in my house(7 people total) with a realtor who I haven't met before. They weren't asked if they have been travelling, or required to put on any hand sanitizer, bags on feet for shoes ect. They went all around my house unassisted by the realtor and allowed to touch doors, walls, my fish tank, sink, cabinets, ect. To me this seems messed up considering I have to live here still and covid seems to not be slowing down around here. One of the guys was opening doors like it was his own house and even entered my house without knocking. I wasn't home for this but my roommate told me the details. They didn't even sanitize for us after. I locked my door and when my roommate told that to the realtor though text, he replied "oh he must have some good weed in there" how inappropriate. On my end I have all kinds of tax papers and documents lying around and I knew I wouldn't be home so I asked my girlfriend to head over and just lock the door. I was thinking what if I had guns maybe that's why my door was locked. Also they put the listing up with my lisence plate right in the picture that seemed not okay. Any advice or am I just a cranky tenant? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:31 PM PST As in the title, we're moving out at the end of February so we're been coordinating with the realtor to do scheduled showings- but people keep showing up at the house unannounced!! Today was the FOURTH time it's happened in a week, and they showed up at 7pm! I thought it was general knowledge that you have to reach out to the realtor and schedule a showing if you want to see a place! I'm posting in this sub because I'm wondering if you guys see people doing this often?? And if so, is there anything our realtor can do to get them to stop? It's extremely invasive. [link] [comments] |
| Fisbo from sellers viewpoint? I’m confused. Posted: 27 Jan 2021 10:57 PM PST Would someone take a minute and explain the correct order of steps involved in taking a Fisbo through to closing. Specifically, we have a realtor who contacted us on behalf of her client. They toured the house and the realtor has started asking us to complete disclosure forms. We informed her of the asking price but she seems to be ignoring a discussion of the contract. Seems to me we get a contract with an agreed upon sales price THEN disclosures are completed. Also wouldn't we need to see a proof of funds statement from the lender? Also, the realtor has asked us to pay her 2.5% when it seems to me that the buyer should pay it. She has shown her client many houses, has worked hard for the client, it makes sense to me that her buyer should pay approximately 10K to the broker at closing. Yes, no, maybe? All advice appreciated. Thanks [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 27 Jan 2021 06:44 PM PST I signed up with UpNest last summer and I had a whole rant written out about some of my gripes with their app and its features but I will spare you all. Has anyone had luck with it? So far I am only getting the average conversion of 2.8% for these leads (perhaps that's a hair above average). I'll stick with it because it's not costing anything upfront but I do wonder it anyone else has thoughts on it. Also, is there anything about your proposals that you believe makes you stand out to these leads? I've done voice and video intros, upping my discounts has definitely scored more interviews for me but I wonder if there's anything outside of those that could help me stand out. [link] [comments] |
| Is Community Influencer Academy Legit? Posted: 27 Jan 2021 05:25 PM PST So I was scrolling through instagram last night and came across an ad for someone named Aarin Chung who use to be a real estate agent and now she teaches agents how to become "Community Influencers" and generate tons of leads through the "Community Influencer Academy". It costs about $1,500 for the 8 week class that will teach you how to use social media to get business. I'm just wondering if it's legit and if anyone has gone through the program. Thanks so much! [link] [comments] |
| Is there no hope if the house you want is under contingent? Posted: 27 Jan 2021 04:51 PM PST There is an open house for a dream home on Sat. We were going to put over the asking price. Found out just now it's under contingent. Wtf. Do we still have a chance? Why would they even advertise an open house if your not taking offers. I'm livid and sad. Edit: after seeing everyone's responses I've come to the conclusion that my realtor sucks 🤷🏼♀️ [link] [comments] |
| How much money per HOUR do you think is what a realtor should make? Posted: 27 Jan 2021 08:02 PM PST I know that pay is off of commission. But just for shits and giggles, how much $$ per hour do you think a realtors pay would translate to? Like how much do you think your time is worth when going to drive and show a house? $50 an hour, $100 an hour? More, less? If you comment, write your location too! Trying to figure something out. [link] [comments] |
| Best company to order signs from ? Not sure which material to use? Posted: 27 Jan 2021 03:23 PM PST I am getting some signs ordered and not sure of there is much quality difference between, Oakley vs DeeSign vs CustomRealEstate signs ? Aluminum vs PVS ? My old signs were like a heavy pressed material, I don't think they make them of that material anymore Thought? [link] [comments] |
| Posted: 27 Jan 2021 02:47 PM PST I am looking to get an idea of marketing/gen leads of new agents that started in late 2019 and 2020 mainly. Any seasoned real estate agents can provide any feedback if you like as well. I wanted to get an idea of how real esate market affected due to covid as was looking to transition to real esate but was delayed due to pandemic. (personal/work reasons). Have anyone income decreased or increased (people moving to area) due to the pandemic? What lead generation have you found helpful? Ads/mailings/cold calling? I planned on doing a mix of cold calling/blogging/social media/mailings. I wanted to gain an idea on if its still vaiable to gain business. My research shows that it takes 200 calls to make 1 appointment has that changed since the pandemic? I am still looking to get into Real Estate but as I wait until my applicaiton is approved I would like to get a realistic idea of the market. [link] [comments] |
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