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Agents Divulge Which Aspects of Real Estate They Want To Learn More About

McKissock

We received a wide variety of responses, including marketing, negotiating and property management. Property management (2). Rental investment management. Virtual open houses and videos. Professional designations. The most popular answer was “commercial real estate.” Negotiating (3).

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How to Unlock Potential with Real Estate Software for Investors

Listing Spark

These tools aren’t just about managing properties or crunching numbers; they empower investors to make smarter data-driven decisions. Real estate software combines digital tools designed to assist in various aspects of property investment. It’s also about how effectively you market it.

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7 Best Apps for Real Estate Investors in Texas

Listing Spark

You need an app library that provides both market context and advanced notice about promising properties. Property Management Apps Whether you manage properties yourself or hire a service, it’s just as helpful to have a collection of tools for your acquired properties as it is for the properties you hope to acquire.

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How to Get the Most ROI From Property Investment Software

Listing Spark

List the biggest costs and inefficiencies in your business, including: Money spent on consultants, property managers, and real estate agents, as well as assistants or VAs Time spent on researching, buying, and managing properties—Many new investors fail to account for the time they spend on the business or undervalue their own hours.

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When Investors Should Use a Flat Fee Listing Service

Listing Spark

While several non-negotiable costs, such as taxes, maintenance, and property management fees, are inflexible. One of the biggest costs you’ll encounter in acquiring new properties and selling old ones is the real estate agents’ commission fees In Texas, these are typically 6% of the property’s sales price.