Sentences with phrase «estate practitioners shows»

A survey of real estate practitioners shows a slowdown in market activity, but some practitioners say it's a «welcome brake» on price growth.

With all the talk that has transpired around the subject of «mere postings» there hasn't been any kind of a follow - up by way of anecdote — here anyway — in relation to a Real Estate Practitioner showing one of these listings and talking to the seller (s) about what they have agreed to and what they understand about what they've agreed to.

When a person is considered an expert, as might be the case with a real estate practitioner showing a property, a more demanding duty of care is imposed.

Not exact matches

For a Real Estate Practitioner working within a Traditional Brokerage Model, it would be very odd to receive a request to show the Property Listing of a Competing Brokerage, to a «stranger «-- someone whom they hadn't met or hadn't been referred to; for a Real Estate Practitioner working at a VOW Brokerage Model, it would likely be exactly the opposite reality!

When Real Estate Practitioner, REALTOR's promote Client or «Full Agency Relationships», we know more about those whom we show through the homes of Seller's.

Problem: Like countless other real estate practitioners, Jean Newell struggled to keep all of her gadgets organized and quickly accessible while she was running business errands and showing homes.

For many real estate practitioners, the most challenging aspect of the business isn't securing listings, showing a property or even getting the close.

The article shows that the relocation industry is quite different from the real estate industry and isn't guided by the real estate practitioner.

That's where you, the knowledgeable real estate practitioner, can show your value.

Full - time practitioners and salespeople with personal assistants showed the biggest gains in median gross income from real estate activities.

But because of the potentially dangerous situations real estate practitioners find themselves in each day — vacant homes, open houses, chauffeuring strangers to showings — it's imperative to put a premium on precaution.

How many real estate practitioner's have shown properties to Buyer prospects who weren't properly pre-qualified, and how many have even written offers for such individuals?

«I'm driving into the mountains — showing rural properties,» says Burns, who's a tax practitioner as well as a real estate professional with Brass Key Realty in Craig, Colo. «Taking the mileage deduction or depreciating and taking expenses has always worked out better for me financially.»

Yet, real estate practitioners are reluctant to show homes north of Mockingbird Lane, which borders this neighborhood, because homes in that area aren't Tudors, but ordinary 50s - style ranch homes.

But it comes so naturally for most real estate professionals that you might also want to read a few of the profiles we've already posted to get an idea of how you fit in (there's even one story about a practitioner who's specifically using video to show her street cred).

How you overcome objections shows your strengths and experience as a real estate practitioner.

Overall, two - thirds of buyers said they would «definitely» use their practitioners again, showing that the majority of those in the real estate business are doing a pretty good job of meeting customers» needs and living up to expectations.

REALTORS ® who work with commercial properties can expect overall conditions to show continued signs of improvement during the next few years — but commercial real estate practitioners need to keep a close eye on the Federal Reserve, which is poised to raise interest rates in 2015, NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun said Friday at the REALTORS ® Conference & Expo.

What should real estate practitioners do if they have shown a buyer properties for several months, but the client still has not found one thing that is satisfactory?

For well over a decade, NAR statistics have shown that the leading sources of litigation against real estate practitioners are lawsuits alleging either misrepresentation or failure to disclose a material fact.

The show follows practitioners from two Los Angeles — area real estate companies as they try to sell very expensive listings.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Real estate practitioners expect residential market conditions to remain fairly strong over the next six months, but finding sellers may become a challenge, results of a new NAR monthly survey show.

Real estate practitioners entering into marketing service agreements with lenders, title companies, and other settlement service providers is a well - established practice, but a recent court decision shows why you have to structure these agreements the right way.

Freakonomics is a book that got great press citing a study that showed real estate practitioners tend to keep their own home on the market longer — and, thus, command more for it — than homes of their clients.

Yet only 11 percent of buyers and 28 percent of sellers say they used the same real estate practitioner that they worked with for their previous transaction, the same survey shows.

As a real estate practitioner, you spend a great deal of time driving around town, whether it's checking out properties, taking clients to home showings, or evaluating up - and - coming neighborhoods.

Recent NAR research shows that Internet users are more likely than their Luddite counterparts to employ the services of a real estate practitioner.

REALTOR ® Magazine recently ventured into that fast lane where real estate and mobility converge — and caught up with three practitioners who are adept at taking their show on the road.

Going forward, we've asked several real estate practitioners who regularly watch these shows to keep the rest of us on top of the latest cable antics.

He was a farmer in Columbia and the thought of ever becoming a real estate practitioner never crossed his mind — that is, until a friend in America showed him an «Agent Wanted» sign.

This can be problematic for many real estate practitioners, who are accustomed to «interrupt marketing» — i.e., regular advertising breaks in TV shows, radio programs, and print news.