7 reasons to keep your New Year’s resolution to start your real estate career in 2019: The Employment Outlook for Real Estate Agents is on the Rise According to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of real estate brokers and sales agents is projected to grow 6 percent between 2016 and 2026. […]
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Homeowners looking to add personality and individuality to their home are more likely to undertake a do it yourself remodel than hire a professional, according to the National Association of Realtors®’ 2019 Remodeling Impact Report: DIY. The report also shows that cash-strapped millennials are the most likely of any generation to take on a DIY project.
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It is that time of year to come up with all the ways your life will be better, more healthy, and more profitable. Here are some resolutions you can dedicate yourself to in order to boost your career in 2019. Resolve to be more accountable The reason so many New Year’s resolutions fail is that
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Buying a home is likely the most expensive purchase your clients will ever make in their lives. They will more than likely turn to one or more of theses Top Real Estate Apps. Real estate apps can help give a greater insight into the market where a client is looking to make a purchase, so
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Housing juggernaut, Fannie Mae says that unlike the past two years that were mostly a seller’s market, 2019 is looking to be a more balanced market. The housing market should see stability in 2019 as a moderation in higher home prices combined with continued strength in the labor market according to Fannie Mae. “We expect
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Brand Identity Your brand is made up of several overlapping parts. There’s who your customers are and what they want. And there’s your business goals, the way you operate internally, and how you stand out from your competitors. All of this is expressed in your visual marketing materials—like Business Cards, Notebooks, and Letterhead—and the tone of voice you
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You have the drive to be your own boss Although technically, especially as a new agent, you will be working under a broker, you will still be responsible for determining your schedule, pushing through your leads, developing your network and ultimately making the sales. To be fully successful, you’ll need to cultivate your personal business
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It’s hard being the new real estate agent in town. Especially when the success of your business is contingent upon a solid network. Here are three essential tips to build your network and become the top real estate agent in your new area. Setup Your Digital Network Before you even step foot in the new area you’re preparing
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For self-starters and good listeners, mid- life career change can sometimes lead to six-figure payoffs Few fields are as welcoming to midlife career changers as real estate. The National Association of Realtors says that the median age of its members is 52, and that only 5 percent report real estate as their first career. Thinking about making the
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More Americans are using real estate agents than ever before Yes, even Millennials More Americans are using real estate agents to buy and sell their home than ever before, even among the younger generations. A new Harris Insights housing consumer study, shows a full 90% of consumers use real estate agents to buy and sell their homes.
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