Housing Wire
OCTOBER 13, 2023
It’s a weird time to be a real estate agent , and I see it all around me here in the Denver metro. Brokers who rode the proverbial wave of real estate during the pandemic and have now had to reroute or pivot to figure out how to navigate a market that was once boasting the lowest rates in decades are disoriented.
Housing Wire
FEBRUARY 13, 2024
Commit to two open houses per week Maximize the return on those open houses. Call other agents that you have a relationship with that may not want to or can’t hold their own open houses. Hold open houses on weekdays too if you don’t have enough. Extend hours.
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Housing Wire
MARCH 2, 2023
“Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was normal for inventory to rise in February as the spring home sellers began listing their homes and buyers weren’t yet out in force,” Simonsen wrote in his February 13 housing market update. We are seeing some modest increases, but the pressure is still there for the buyers,” Redding said.
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 21, 2020
The housing market faced a lot of uncertainty when COVID-19 caused the real estate industry to pause under shut-downs, but low interest rates and the desire for more space has turned this year into a boom time for real estate agents. HousingWire caught up with real estate agents across the U.S.
Housing Wire
JULY 20, 2023
As agents, our actions define our results, so we must take the initiative to find business opportunities. Join a reputable brokerage, engage in neighborhood prospect calls, host open houses and proactively interact with everyone you meet.
Housing Wire
MARCH 15, 2024
At this early stage, it’s unclear how such commissions would be paid since buyers could pay their agents out of their pockets or negotiate commissions as a seller concession in the closing costs. You should be finding buyers before real estate agents anyway.” Caccia said that 80% of his business comes from buyers’ agents.
Housing Wire
OCTOBER 22, 2023
Texas residents interested in becoming a real estate agent must first complete 180 hours of approved coursework to be eligible to sit the state licensure exam. We estimate that it’ll take three to six months to get up and running as a licensed real estate agent in the Lone Star State.
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