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In Red-Hot Real Estate Market Beware Greed Factor

Real Estate can be ruthless

When this amount of money is at stake, real estate sellers, real estate buyers, and agents alike become greedy–and that greed can lead to ruthlessness in real estate

The recent real estate boom in the metropolitan areas has afforded everyone involved the chance to reap previously unheard-of profits.

Realtors who had to pound the pavement just to make rent are now regularly pocketing five-figure commissions.

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Real Estate Success Formula SOUL’D Chapter 4: PASSION

Successful real estate agents are passionate

Successful salespeople are passionate Chapter Four in Getting the Property SOUL’D

With my new real estate book, Getting the Property SOUL’D, I wanted to make a somewhat complex business system more understandable while giving people credible expectations–whether you are a real estate agent, real estate seller or real estate buyer.

The National Association of Realtors statistics show that 85-90% real estate licensees fail. In my thirty plus years in real estate, I have seen hundreds of new bright energetic real estate agents leave the business after a year or two never having “made it”. Then there are the countless others who make it initially, but cannot sustain over the long haul. So what is it about this sales profession that makes it so lucrative for some and disastrous for most?

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Use Real Estate Technology But Don’t Let It Be The Boss

Technology can help real estate marketing success

Technology can help real estate buyers and real estate sellers but make sure you use real estate agents’ advice

Real estate agents are mesmerized by the possibilities of social media and the potential real estate success it can bring.

But is technology in real estate more than it is cracked up to be? Yes and No.

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When bad things happen in a real estate transaction Part 3

The unexpected can happen in real estate
San Francisco real estate involves a lot of money so do not rely on a real estate clients’ verbal promise

The following real estate scenario is a continuation of last week’s real estate blog so if you want the background story, please go back and read the April 7 2015 Blog.

I got the call from my real estate clients ten days later after they told me that a prospective buyer, had contacted them directly. This Real Estate Buyer had brought in their own real estate agent who showed them the house. The house, which I had worked on for five months, changing it from a tired pumpkin into a shining castle to make it ready to go on the real estate market.

“You still want me to represent you then, right?” I asked, dumbfounded by this new information. “The buyer is being represented by a real estate agent and you should be too, of course.” I added.

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