The right photos and networking strategy can sell your listing fasterKey Takeaways Have attractive photos ready and increase the visibility of your listing before it hits the MLS. Leveraging your network and creating buzz makes luxury home marketing easier.There are many unique challenges associated with marketing luxury properties.Selling million-dollar homes requires patience as homes at higher price points tend to spend more days on the market
About VickiIt's not just the selling or the buying of real estate for my clients. The process of real estate transactions has much to do with service, respect, and integrity on my part. I have 30 plus years in client service with most of those years training others. I am eager to help make your real estate goals happen. I value your time and would be honored to represent you.Visit her websites at: Website, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIniPro current
In competitive housing markets across the country, making an offer that sticks has become increasingly difficult. Ensure your client doesn’t make the process even tougher by succumbing to one of these common mistakes.Delaying“Time kills deals,” says Andrew Sandholm of BOND New York Properties in New York. “Dragging your feet means you could wind up paying more in a bidding war situation or missing out on the property altogether.” Buyer
Jeff Lobb, co-founder of SparkTank Media, has spent more time on stages across real estate events over the past five years than most.Between moderating critical conversations to keynoting leading technology conferences, Lobb consistently over-delivers from stage with a message that is engaging, actionable and memorable.Jeff LobbWith Inman Connect San Francisco around the corner, we caught up with Jeff on how anyone can take their presentation ski
As part of her 10 Questions podcast series, F.C. Tucker broker Angela Raab interviews Todd Ferris, a top producing agent who has grown a tremendously successful real estate business in Indianapolis, Indiana.Listen in to hear how he: Generates diversified leads Hosts client appreciation parties and gatherings that lead to more business Uses Facebook marketing to reach out to clients and prospects Structures his business and finances for optimum p
Real estate professionals need to overcome any fear of appearing needy or feeling like they’re imposing on others when they ask for business.However, it’s important to approach the situation with tact. Marketing expert and business strategist Marc Gordon has five tips. Don’t be shy. A simple straightforward face-to-face ask can be very effective. Here’s what Gordon suggests: "As you know, in my business referrals are everything. If you kn
Things you can do to generate a constant stream of prospectsKey Takeaways Teach community classes about buying or selling homes to get great quality leads. Involve yourself in community projects to network and find more leads.Most real estate agents aim to have several deals in the works at any given time. If that’s your goal, you’ve probably wondered how to ensure the constant flow of leads necessary to make it happen.Prospecting is your ans
Video is an essential piece of online marketing today. As your brand expands its use of video—whether through live streaming in the field or creating polished video campaigns—these tips from Mike Reff, owner of the video production and digital marketing company Hey Mr. Digital Media and media specialist at Madison & Company Properties in Denver, will go a long way in helping your production become more viewer-friendly.Think beyond the ver
Are you on the hunt for more customers? Now that it's spring and people are emerging from winter hibernation, it's the perfect time to get in front of more leads. And you know the best way to convert them to clients is through a face-to-face meeting, so Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate's Clean Slate blog offers some ideas to achieve that.Play a part in local events. From gardening shows to charity walks and music festivals, spring offers ampl
"That's All Right" is a song written and originally performed by blues singer Arthur Crudup. It is best known as the first single recorded and released by Elvis Presley. Presley's version was recorded on July 5, 1954, and released on July 19, 1954 with "Blue Moon of Kentucky" as the B-side. It is #113 on the 2010 Rolling Stone magazine list of the "500 Greatest Songs of All Time".iPro Real Estate was founded on the idea of building a better livi
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