Take care in assigning duties to an unlicensed real estate assistant, or if you are one, make sure you know what you are allowed to do according to your state's regulations. In most states, an un-licensed assistant cannot discuss property specifics, advise clients, or draft documents.
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An index of QuickTips for the Real Estate Business guide site.
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Learn through a step-by-step process how to set up a free set of online collaboration tools to manage your real estate business email, contacts, calendar and more.
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Pat Kitano, over at Transparent RE just posted about consumer internet fatigue, and how it is one more force that may help to move the practice of real estate to...
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There's not a whole lot of commentary I can bring on this video. I like the no-hype approach. Simple, yet sincere begging has its place. Who knows,...
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Using super models to market properties. Well, it will likely work, especially when there are buyers out there who would say "Involving super models in the process really insures...
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If you get a call from a FSBO wanting to sell you leads, this may be where it came from.
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There really is a site called SuperCheapPropertyWebsites.com. It...
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I'm going to do some regular video links from the blog, and they'll be to videos that are interesting, funny, good listing videos, or bad real estate videos.
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Many thanks to Joseph Ferrara over at Sellsius Blog for bringing a great new tool to my attention. I have always had links at the bottom of my posts...
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I just stumbled onto a new plugin for WordPress and other blogging platforms at Odiogo.com. This free service transcribes the text of your posts into an mp3 file and...