Sentences with phrase «agents across the country do»

Having buyers and sellers sign documents out of «proper» order is a technicality that most title agents across the country do on a daily basis.

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My agent and I quickly learned that this title was not doing us any favors, that the word «submission» had a special way of triggering rather heated responses in publishing house board rooms across the country.

«Our commercial agents are spread out across the country from urban areas to smaller markets where larger commercial brokerages don't have a presence.

You may also prefer to do business with an agent situated nearby — as opposed to across the country.

We do not have an MLS anywhere in Europe and are working hard explaining, even our Remax Brokers and Agents across Europe (we have 1.600 offices and 11.000 Agents in 37 European countries) that through cooperative selling with their competitors, they serve their customers much better than trying to do it on their own.

REM provides the opportunity to network across the country and beyond, and agents don't even see the value in networking possibilities.

All my clients immediately sent me referrals, as did agents across the country.

Independent agents can do this because they work with insurers across the country, giving them access to the widest range of policies and rates.

A number of other programs have been launched across the country, including: an ongoing investment in technology, which resulted in Pillar To Post's Computerized Home Inspection Reporting Program (CHIRP); advanced marketing programs that help franchisees with rapid start - up; Net Promoter Scoring by customers and agents on every home inspection done by a Pillar To Post inspector; and extensive ongoing business development.

«And somebody comes along, with no effort, does not have to go out and talk to agents all across this country or talk to brokers and solicit the data... and they just take the data?

(Boardman, Ohio — June 7, 2010)- As professional real estate agents across the country compete to get new homebuyers while marketing properties for anxious sellers, agents from one global franchise have been proven to be the most successful at getting the job done.

In light of the variety of ways creditors and settlement agents may divide responsibilities and the diversity of settlement practices across the country, the Bureau does not believe it is feasible to define with specificity a timeliness standard for all creditors and settlement agents.