Are Facebook Pages “Dead” For Real Estate Agents?
Hey there, Real Estate friend – I know Facebook can really burn your biscuits, but… Don’t throw in the towel just yet. Your business page
With more people working from home than ever, the home office has become a major selling point to many potential buyers—and if you want to attract those potential buyers, you need to frame your office in a way that’s going to appeal to them.
And that includes getting rid of things that won’t appeal to them.
A recent article from Apartment Therapy outlined the items real estate agents recommend not displaying in your home office if you’re preparing to sell, including:
The Takeaway:
Bottom line? When you’re selling your home, you want potential buyers to be able to picture themselves working comfortably from your home office—and that means removing personal effects and making sure things look organized.
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Hey there, Real Estate friend – I know Facebook can really burn your biscuits, but… Don’t throw in the towel just yet. Your business page
If I’m not writing, I’m selling real estate. Sometimes, when I reveal this to my artsy writer friends, I get a look of surprise or
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Listing your first house can take some time when you get into real estate. And we’re not talkin’ just weeks or months—it can take years!
If you’ve been wondering if you can start out as a real estate agent part-time until you can get enough business to go full time,
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