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Agents fight misconceptions to win deals for military veteran clients

Housing Wire

After completing countless Veterans Administration (VA) mortgage loan transactions over the years, Chris Pascoe, a Marine veteran turned RE/MAX agent, has developed something of a system. First, he has his clients lender call the listing agent. We do a lot of seminars,” Armstrong explained. “I

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Staying Relevant in the Appraisal Industry

Appraisal Buzz

Class Valuation, McKissock, and DataMaster are hosting a Free webinar on “ Staying Relevant in the Appraisal Industry ” June 28th at 2 pm with Mel Black, Matt Simmons, Jared Preisler, and Lamar Ellis. Lamar: I have over 30 years of real estate valuation experience and hold the Appraisal Institute designations of MAI and SRA.

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5 Appraisal Topics Every Agent Should Know

Empire Appraisal Group

Don’t tell the appraiser your client needs a certain value, for example. The appraiser has a scope of work for every lender client, which differs depending on the mortgage product, said Bradley. Good appraisers want as much information as they can get,” said Claire Aufrance, an appraiser and broker from Greensboro, N.C.,

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Q&A: Is It Time to Take On an Appraisal Trainee?

McKissock

Then you can bring on new clients; you’ll have sufficient staff for higher-volume periods—and, while you’re training the new people, you’re revisiting the basics and refreshing your own skills. A: The standard model for taking on a trainee is on-the-job training, developing individuals by letting them learn by doing.

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16 real estate prospecting ideas, tips & tools for 2023

Housing Wire

The objective is to build relationships, understand the needs of potential clients, and position yourself as a go-to resource when they are ready to buy or sell real estate. This includes using social media, email marketing, online advertising, and maintaining a professional website to attract and engage potential clients.

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Appraisers: How to Spend Less Time on Email

Appraisal Today

Excerpts: At a recent residential appraiser seminar, one of the topics was non-lender appraisals. The data illustrating the turn are based on fresh methodology developed by the American Enterprise Institute’s Housing Center. This is a new development, as federal investigations had so far exclusively been by HUD.