How to Mold Your Real Estate Prospects Into Ideal Future Clients
There’s nothing better than working with a client who listens to every piece of advice you give along the way. It makes for a smooth
Real estate is a public profession, so most people have some understanding of what agents do on a day to day basis. Client meetings, market research, listing homes, making offers, and helping people navigate the biggest transaction of their lives are all things real estate agents do in front of the public.
But there’s another side to life in real estate—the side most people don’t see. After the showings and the photoshoots, real estate agents get to be alone, and it’s during this alone time that they get to do all the things they need to without anyone watching. Here are ten things real estate agents do when no one is looking:
The beach, the deck, or maybe even a late afternoon cocktail.
It’s okay to be a little selfish sometimes, right?
“If you list with Jane, your life will never be the same.” How does that sound?
It’s okay, everyone does it.
Staying in touch can be painful.
If you order 1,000 pounds, you can save hundreds…
Namaste… namaste… nevermind!
Can’t show up to listing appointments looking like you just went mudding.
A nine-to-five? What the heck is that!?
Because no matter how much more time and work it is, it’s way more rewarding.
(Shh, our secret)
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Become the bearer of good vibes!
Because hey, everyone loves to laugh!
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