Chances are your real estate team isn't posting on social media enough. A recent RISMedia survey found that 38 percent of agent teams typically post three to six times per week, while another 37 percent of respondents admit that they post less than two posts per week. However, how often your real estate team should actually be posting on social media depends largely...
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By Meghan Belnap Living in a luxury home is a lifelong dream for many people, but purchasing a beautiful piece of property could end up putting you in debt for 40 years or longer if you aren't careful. Luckily, with a little bit of planning and some patience, you should be able to buy the house of your dreams with a reasonable mortgage. Here's how: Improve Your Credit...
By Kevin George This year is set to be a defining moment for the U.S. real estate market as millennials will continue investing in properties. According to Forbes, 45 percent of homebuyers will be millennials in 2019. Despite the growth real estate has showcased in the past few years, one of the biggest challenges agents and brokers still face is marketing. One...
It’s no secret that today’s consumers rely heavily on the internet and online reviews to shop for everything from housewares to homes. So, how can you ensure that potential customers not only find you, but see how great your team is? You can capture customers with spot-on marketing and keep them with stellar service. Did you know that more consumers found their...
By Meghan Belnap Are you considering moving to a new home? Perhaps, you think a change will make everyone happier and help you keep up with the cost and upkeep of homeownership. Related: Moving House? How You Can Save Money by Buying New Right-sizing is a common term used to describe the process of choosing a home to fit your current needs. Here are four ways to...
By Adam Slivka Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or looking for your forever home, purchasing a house can be a daunting task and the fear of buyer's remorse can cause serious anxiety. Related: Fall in Love With Your Home Again How do I know this house is right for me? What should I be considering when purchasing? How do I avoid the dreaded buyer's remorse? These...
By Brentnie Daggett If only your budget were as expansive as your imagination. We've all spent time daydreaming about how we would improve our homes if we had the time and money for a complete renovation. Grand kitchens, laundry rooms, in-ground swimming pools and walk-in closets top the dream home wish list for many. Related: Making Your Flip a Smart Home: 3 Key...
By Robin Kencel Is your property on the market and you're hopeful you'll soon have an offer? Perhaps you've accepted an offer on your home and are working towards an executed contract, or even have a signed contract and are working through contingencies. In these situations, you're likely looking for your next home, and may have already found exactly what you're...
By Janis Hennessy Whether they came for college and stayed during their early career or relocated for work, deciding to leave a booming urban core to fulfill the dream of homeownership is a big change for many millennial homebuyers. Related: These Are the Cities Millennials Are Moving to Right Now Yet, the 2017 National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Home Buyer...
By Meghan Belnap If you're ready to move, you can save a lot in the long run by buying a house that's brand-new. Many new homes on the real estate market include features that are designed to ultimately reduce household expenses, which will make it easier for you to pay your mortgage, utilities and other important bills on time. Related: 5 Reasons to Build a New...