Sentences with phrase «percent of agents»

Fifty - three percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 13 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President, earning him a 66 percent disapproval rating, an increase of one percent in the disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the second quarter of 2011.

In the third quarter 2010 HomeGain National Home Prices Survey, forty - eight percent of agents and brokers and 33 percent of homeowners thought that home prices would decrease over the next six months.

Top 10 States Where Real Estate Agents and Homeowners Think Home Prices Will Go Up in the Next Six Months: Top 10 States Where Real Estate Agents and Homeowners Think Home Prices Will Go Down In the Next Six Months: Forty - six percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 15 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President, earning him a 61 percent disapproval rating, a decrease of six percent in the disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the third quarter of 2012.

In fact, more than 70 percent of agents polled in the same study cited listings as their most common form of Facebook posts.

Sixty - eight percent of agents today work on a team, according to a recent survey by real estate coach Tom Ferry.

Twenty percent of the agents sell eighty percent of the homes and most likely more like 90/10.

This is according to the National Association of Realtors ®» inaugural Smart Homes and Realtors ® report, which found that Realtors ® are becoming more interested in a smart home certification, despite the fact that only 15 percent of agents are receiving questions about smart home technology from their clients.

According to a recent survey, 88 percent of buyers expect a response within one hour, but only 30 percent of agents met these expectations.

A staggering 96 percent of the agents on the list identified themselves as bilingual.

«Eighty to 90 percent of those agents said appraisals were the top issue facing them in 2014,» he said.

• Demand for lower - priced properties: 80 percent of agents say it's good or very good.

Today, just 12 percent of agents picked newspaper display ads as one of their effective marketing products, with 10 percent selecting magazine display ads and just 8 percent selecting newspaper classified ads.

Brokers who are already established in an office space should count on losing 25 percent of their agents when they go virtual, Sanford estimates.

In that survey 33 percent of agents and brokers and 23 percent of homeowners expected home prices to decrease over the next six months.

«Forty - nine percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they strongly disapproved of the President»....

Nine percent of agents reported encountering no problems that threatened to delay their deals.

Forty - nine percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 18 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President, earning him a 67 percent disapproval rating versus the 58 percent disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the third quarter last year.

Forty - nine percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 18 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President earning him a 64 percent disapproval rating vs. the 65 percent disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the second quarter of 2010.

Twenty - one percent of agents say they carry pepper spray with them; 16 percent a firearm; 8 percent a pocket knife; and 5 percent a taser.

Also, 40 percent of the agents said it's a good time to buy when opposed to the 46 percent positive response recorded at the same time, last year.

Fifty - two percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 14 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President, earning him a 66 percent disapproval rating, an increase of two percent in the disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the first quarter of 2011.

Even if it's true, as is often said, that 10 percent of the agents do 90 percent of the business, Kennedy wrote, «I think NAR owes a lot to the 90 percent who provide a good chunk of the NAR operating budget.

Fifty - two percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 18 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President, earning him a 70 percent disapproval rating, an increase of one percent in the disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the fourth quarter last year.

Fifty percent of agents and brokers and forty - two percent of homeowners think that home values will decrease over the next six months.

Forty - three percent of agents and brokers and 48 percent of homeowners think that home values will stay the same over the next six months.

Twenty - percent of the agents out there do 80 % of the transactions; you want to work with one of those agents.

Forty - seven percent of agents and brokers and 45 percent of homeowners think that home values will decrease over the next six months.

In the third quarter 2011 HomeGain National Home Values Survey, forty - seven percent of agents and brokers and 45 percent of homeowners thought that home values would decrease over the next six months.

Forty - six percent of agents and brokers surveyed indicated that they «strongly disapproved» and 19 percent «somewhat disapproved» of Barack Obama's performance as President, earning him a 65 percent disapproval rating, tying the disapproval rating of agents and brokers surveyed in the second quarter last year.

In the first quarter 2011 HomeGain National Home Values Survey, thirty - nine percent of agents and brokers and 30 percent of homeowners thought that home values would decrease over the next six months.

In 2013, 68 percent of agents were spending 30 hours or more a week working from home.

With more than $ 4.5 billion in sales since 2000, Cortazzo has consistently ranked in Coldwell Banker's elite top 1 percent of agents internationally.

Only 10 percent of all agents make more than $ 112,570 yearly.

«The biggest tragedy [in our company] is less than 10 percent of the agents have some sort of an organized database.

Thirty percent of our agents are over the age of 60 years old — they grew up in the world of client lists, not databases.

We know 84 percent of consumers want video, and only 4 percent of agents do video, so we're working to give our clients exactly what they want.

When you consider that the NAR 2011 REALTORS ® Technology Survey said 90.5 percent of agents use social media to one extent or the other, it's safe to say there's stiff competition out there.

As the adage goes, 20 percent of agents do 80 percent of the business.

Ninety percent of agents wouldn't do that.»»

Despite its huge popularity with consumers, Smith reports that only 12 percent of agents are actually using video.

Pushing all of this aside, I can happily say that we're working on getting the last 10 percent of our agents up and running with the system.

Since then, the company says that the Atlanta firm's broker population in the area has doubled, and the company has retained 100 percent of its agents in the region.

According to the National Association of REALTORS ® (NAR), 73 percent of homeowners say that they are more likely to list with a real estate agent who uses video to market their home; however, only 9 percent of agents create listing videos.

According to The National Association of REALTORS ®» 2011 report, only five percent of agents are using social sites to promote their listings.

Eighty - three percent of agents belong to a network for referrals; 36 percent of those agents also attribute more than 20 percent of their inbounds to their network (s).

According to a recent RISMedia survey, 91 percent of agents and brokers use Facebook, while 63 percent use Facebook and other forms of social media to share listings and promote open houses.

Seventy - three percent of agents consider a brokerage's tech offering as very important when determining their satisfaction with a brokerage.»

Nearly 25 percent of agents surveyed said they don't use a customer relationship management system to organize leads and contacts.

According to a new ReferralExchange study, 42 percent of agents earned $ 10,000 - $ 50,000 from fees for referrals last year; as many as 5 percent earned $ 50,000 - $ 100,000, and 2 percent earned up to $ 500,000.

Ferry found that 70 percent of the agents surveyed are using Facebook for lead generation.