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How to become a luxury real estate agent

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I’ll show you what it takes to succeed as a luxury real estate agent in any market. How do you convince the sellers of $15 million homes to work with you? Niche specialization To succeed in luxury real estate, it’s best to define your expertise by specializing in a niche. Visit Agent Image 3.

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Savvy real estate agents look beyond ChatGPT

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Too many real estate agents are watching artificial intelligence (AI) from the sidelines, assuming technology will never replace them. They repeat the mantra “Home buyers and sellers will always need a real estate agent.” So how can real estate agents be so cavalier about their job?

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How to write a lead-winning, memorable real estate agent bio (+ examples)

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As a real estate agent, you may think clients should care more about their next home than your life story. And while that may be true, well-crafted real estate agent bios can build trust and credibility and serve as a powerful tool in an agent’s marketing arsenal — giving prospective clients.

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In defense of the individual real estate agent

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I saw a social media post recently by our local ‘mega-agent’ entitled: “Breaking News: Individual Real Estate agents added to Endangered Professions List!”. This post compares the individual real estate agent to “a tennis player using a wooden racket” or “a football player with a leather helmet.”

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The evolution of the more productive real estate agent 

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Bonnie Williamson never intended to be a real estate agent. In 2020, it launched its own agent-focused product, dubbed “pl@tform.” In addition, according to the NAR 2021 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers report , 87% of buyers who recently purchased homes did so through a real estate agent or broker, up from 69% in 2001.

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A Seller’s Market: What Does It Mean for Appraisers?

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A seller’s market indicates demand is high and inventory is low, while a buyer’s market means inventory is high and demand is low. When the market enters a phase more favorable to sellers, appraisers may find themselves caught in a crossfire between what buyers think is fair and what the homeowner expects.

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Gary Keller, Bob Goldberg, Gino Blefari depositions on commissions shared with the jury

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According to Ketchmark, the home sellers paid an average of $6,700 to the buyer’s agent in the transactions, adding up to $1.78 Keller also added that the presentation was about the flow of money and “not a conversation about what you charge.” I do believe training is essential.” billion in damages.

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