Posted on Nov 11 2021 - 9:06am by Housecall
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By Kara Masterson A septic tank is absolutely necessary in a functioning home, designed to collect, treat and dispose of sewage. This is critical when your home would otherwise have poor drainage or have no way of being connected to main sewage networks. It isn't difficult to care for a septic tank, but there are a few things that you have to do in order to make...

Posted on Nov 10 2021 - 4:15pm by Housecall
Comments Off on RealEdge Podcast Ep. 28: ‘Hard Work Leads to the Best Results’ With Christy Budnick

Christy Budnick, recently appointed chief executive officer for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, brings almost 20 years of experience and unique perspectives to the real estate industry. Her exceptional skills, brokerage experience, industry-wide respect and demonstrable and remarkable leadership are taking the company to new and exciting levels of success. To listen...

Posted on Nov 9 2021 - 12:02pm by Jameson Doris
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Looking To Improve Your Real Estate Social Media? It Can Be Difficult Finding The Right Resources To Make It To The Top. See How These Automated Instagram Posts Increased These Agents’ Digital Engagement! From posting and scheduling to coming up with strong social media content and strategies, real estate agents need the right tools. Utilizing Instagram tools are...

Posted on Nov 8 2021 - 3:29pm by Housecall
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By Meghan Belnap Shopping for a new home can be an exhausting and overwhelming experience, but it's worth it when you find your dream property. After you make a formal offer on your potential new home, however, you'll end up reading pages and pages of documents written in frustrating legalese that can be tedious. Related: 4 Things Everyone Needs to Know Before Purchasing...

Posted on Nov 5 2021 - 2:03pm by Housecall
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By Grant McDonald Disruptive innovation has shown to be the most effective method for businesses in any sector to remain relevant in the marketplace. To this aim, savvy real estate executives are embracing new technology. Real estate is aggressively trying to make up for being among the last industries to adopt automation by embracing the most popular and trusted...

Posted on Nov 4 2021 - 4:52pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Warning Signs That Tell You Something Is Wrong With Your Sewer Line

By Anita Ginsburg Issues with your home’s sewer line can interrupt your daily life. If left alone and unrepaired, it can increase your home’s risk of serious structural damage. It's for this reason that it's vital to always keep an eye out for any of these warning signs: Multiple Slow Drains When a single drain is slow, it is often caused by a smaller clog in...

Posted on Nov 3 2021 - 3:50pm by Housecall
Comments Off on Propping Up Your Home With Quality Foundation Repair

By Kara Masterson While there is no shortage of upkeep and maintenance-related tasks that property owners must deal with, not all tasks are created equal. Knowing which of these concerns to prioritize and which tasks can be put off until later is not something that homeowners should leave to chance. Featured: Sinking, Sagging and Other Signs Your Home Has Serious...

Posted on Nov 2 2021 - 12:40pm by Paige Brown, Managing Editor
Comments Off on Best REALTOR® Lead Generation Tricks That Work In 2021

Generate more leads for your realty business with these best real estate lead generation tricks. This article is written by our staff approved real estate marketing specialists. REALTOR® lead generation is constantly evolving. From traditional cold calling to utilizing social media platforms and lead generation sites for REALTORS®, there are many options for...

Posted on Nov 1 2021 - 4:55pm by Jameson Doris
Comments Off on Great Spaces: Desert Highlands Retreat Listed for $1.9 Million

Warm up in Desert Highlands! This guard-gated, exclusive community in Scottsdale, Arizona is where you’ll find this gorgeous property. The main home was built in 1993 and includes two private guest casitas that sit around a central patio, featuring a fireplace and swimming pool.  The home is a rare and excellent example of the Territorial Adobe style of architecture,...

Posted on Oct 29 2021 - 11:06am by Jameson Doris
Comments Off on 10 Best (and Worst) Cities for Vampires

Halloween is right around the corner! We’re continuing our spooky housing coverage with a topic that’s critical for all real estate professionals: what are the best and worst cities for vampires to live in? To answer this important question, Lawn Love recently released a study of the 200 biggest U.S. cities and ranked them based on several key indicators. The...