Sentences with phrase «realtor knows»

«Frank is a professional; no other realtor knows the heart of Naples and Port Royal better.

A dependable Florida short sale Realtor knows when to say «I don't know».

Any successful realtor knows that a good website can drive leads and conversions and serve as the basis for digital marketing.

As a seller, you may lose patience with potential buyers who want to niggle about price, while your Realtor knows how to gentle them along and provoke an offer.

These questions should be able to help you get a better grip on whether or not the Realtor knows what they are doing.

As any qualified Realtor knows web surfing, wish lists, what ifs are merely starting points in a prospective Home Buyer quest.

A seasoned Realtor knows very well, however, that a looky - loo's motivation can change in a minute.

The thing is, your Realtor knows that opening up new credit can interfere with obtaining a loan even if you have already qualified, been approved, and are in the process of getting a home loan after putting a home under contract.

Number twenty - five says it all... as long as the Realtor knows what the right thing is all about.

Every Realtor knows from personal experience how difficult it is to assuage all the buyer's concerns and overcome all of the seller's objections, and to get both of them to eventually agree on a sale price and acceptable conditions.

Every Realtor knows at least one Realtor who's license should have been pulled years ago but hasn't regardless of how many times they have been sanctioned by their Professional Standards Committee.

«When a realtor knows he as to sink his time, effort and money, all of which may be $ 1,000 and more, into marketing a listing priced way higher than recommended, he or she may rethink taking on the client and the listing»

Brian why are you always rude it really does you no favors, as for the comparisons to China and all the communist states from history please give it a break even an old retired REALTOR knows better.

With most Realtors spending the majority of their time prospecting via the online streams, like desperate old - time gold - rush miners sifting for nuggets in real - world streams (they actually worked... physically), is it any wonder that the new - age Realtor knows far more about computer programs and how to be an online presence than he / she knows about actual real - world real estate?

Every realtor knows how much time and effort it takes to complete each transaction, so to double the workload, the more assistants will be needed and voice mails that would have to be returned to clients.

As every REALTOR knows, in the last 5 years CREA demanded every MLS system in Canada alter there copyright rules or they were threatened to be removed from CREA.

Every Realtor knows from personal experience how difficult and arduous a task it is to assuage all of the buyer's concerns and to overcome all of the seller's objections and to get them to agree on a price and acceptable conditions.

But every Realtor knows, as I do, the risk of being an entrepreneur is also frightening.

if the realtor knows all your offer details, it shouldn't take more than a half hour if it is done electronically, or more than an hour by hand (provided you don't have minimal amendments)

Our Realtor knows the areas to stay away from.

Great photography is very important, and if the listing REALTOR knows his or her way around a decent camera the value added is substantial.

For some reason, buyers often assume that the Realtor knows literally everything about the property.

The seller knows one property - their own - where a realtor knows how the seller's property stacks up against other alternatives and been through this process hundreds of times... whereas both buyer and seller will be working with much less experience.

These questions should be able to help you get a better grip on whether or not the Realtor knows what they are doing.

Still, realtors know that for buyers looking to stay within the outer parameter of Metro Vancouver, Steveston Village offers an affordable, attractive option.

I used Publisher to create my own brochures and wrote cards and letters to every Realtor I knew looking for business.

Also ask, your friends and family to provide references for any dependable realtors they know of.

Still, realtors know that for buyers looking to stay within the outer parameter of Metro Vancouver, Steveston Village offers an affordable, attractive option.

You must specify the type of real estate sales you are most familiar with so that the realtor know if you are a good fit for each other to save both time and energy.

When working with a limited budget, though, you'll likely need to prioritize your wants so that both you and your Realtor know what you're willing to compromise on.

Speaking of court Ross Wilson, my opinion is neither cynical nor based on negative experience, I just simply refuse to place any of my clients in such a precarious position — I like and respect them far too much to diminish the service I promised to provide and immediately deny any buyer expecting I'd be more than happy to give them a break in price because I'd get all the commission — after all, every single one always say that to me, to every Realtor I know who has been so approached.

We've let Realtors know in advance about the kids coming, and the good ones will help us by arranging babysitting / day care.

And lastly there is unity in numbers and if we as Realtors knew what that really meant or how to fully use that to our advantage we wouldn't be in this position.

In addition to Ross» comments, as many realtors know, CREA and TREB are also fighting a major battle with the Competition Bureau in Canada.

Now what were you saying about Realtors knowing more about ethics, codes and building practices?

Calgary - area salesperson Kirby Cox says he is determined to make sure Alberta Realtors know that their commissions are not protected and are at risk.

PS - Realtors know nothing about homes, except how to sell them.

From being a Realtor I know that there are a lot of intricacies to any type of real estate deal, and that mobile homes are a different animal.

How many realtors you know that will spend the whole weekend with you visiting homes in neighboring towns... On one Saturday we saw 16 homes in 3 towns... My wife and I wanted to get a feel for the communities being we were new here and she was superb to say the least... we were able to determine which town met our needs because of this... Signe and Ryan are the most honest and humble professionals we have ever team up with... they made our challenge theirs and were willing and were able to do whatever it took... the best part, they were able to negotiate a $ 30,000 discount from the sales price of the home... The home we bought was not in an area that would be considered a buyers market, it was a sellers market but they were still able to save us $ 30K... Now that is what the Denny Real Estate Group is all about... it's not about them, it's all about «YOU»... I wholeheartedly recommend this realtor for all your real estate needs... Oh and by the way, we wanted to have some work done on the home and they put us in touch with professionals that were fantastic and inexpensive saving us even more money...

Now Canadian Realtors know exactly why CREA caved in to Melanie Aitken (many of you readers will be newbies and will not even know who Aitken is).

As Realtors we know that getting in front of the client and understanding them and dealing with them face - to - face is the best way to build a relationship, so the Open Houses are reaching out both to leaders and to members directly to explain some of the tools and services that CREA is offering.

I have reached out to realtors I know, recently signed on for wholesalers newsletter, checked MLS (REO prices are almost market price!)

Intelligent and experienced Realtors know when dual agency can create problems, and they understand the necessary measures to take which might include getting the lawyers more involved or simply stepping back from either the buyer or the seller.

and without the «brand» overhead that realtors no longer value as they once did.

Once they got my $ 3000 deposit, I couldn't pay them to talk to me, no one would take ownership of my account, very rude, there was a problem with the inspection and they would not give us any information, even my realtor knew all the details and tild me she couldn't say anything.

But he says many other top Realtors know that «we will never take away what they have» and they are «all for what we are doing.»

I know that you both know what I am talking about, because most consumers who have been around the track a couple of times or more with different Realtors know what I am talking about.

These designations mean nothing to the general public and precious few Realtors know (or care) what they are... what they are is a cash cow for the people putting them on.

Can you even begin to imagine what else REALTORS know that you don't and consequently the worth of our knowledge to our clients?

REALTORS know it.