
How to Get Back in Touch with past Real Estate Clients When You Haven’t Touched Base in a Long Time
When you’re in the middle of working with a client, you’re touching base with them constantly. You can actually get pretty close to them, and


There are many ways to make a statement about your home when someone first arrives. One that is often overlooked is the doorbell. We typically take for granted that it’s just a simple button to push and get the homeowner’s’ attention. Here are some examples of taking that first impression to the next level for both the guests and homeowners.
Imagine when your friend hits the button and the first thing they hear is the blaring sound of . Priceless.
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