Not exact matches
Successful
real estate agents typically invest in marketing and
advertising, which means that collateral like business cards,
flyers, signs, ads, and promos are all deductible.
Meanwhile I'm sure to find in my mail box at least once every week a
flyer declaring at least one of these doozies — your
real estate expert; your local experts;
advertised to millions on the internet; specialist; YOUR neighbourhood Agent; sell faster and for more money; our team of experts for the price of one agent.; guaranteed to sell your house or I'll buy it (no disclaimer); Top # this, that or other on TREB.
Direct mail postcards,
flyers, printed signage, newspaper
advertising... these are all marketing tools that worked for the last
real estate boom.
But don't neglect the good old
real estate advertising basics like Multiple Listing Service (MLS) sites and the major
real estate sites such as Trulia and Zillow as well as the
flyers and pamphlets.