The National Association of REALTORS® announced Friday that it has partnered with global financial services firm Morgan Stanley to offer investment guidance and other financial wellness resources to members. With only 52% of REALTORS® actively saving for retirement, according to NAR’s 2019 Financial Planning Report, the newly available financial planning and investment guidance—offered through NAR’s Center for REALTOR® Financial Wel
About Candace Finding places that fit my clients is a passion I have in life. Real estate is my career, but I really love connecting with my clients on a personal level. I'm constantly learning about awesome new tools that are being used in my field, and am always interested in connecting with people who share my interests. If you want to chat, or if you are looking for a home in the Orlando area, please contact me!iPro currently deals
Ultra-competitive housing markets have fueled bidding wars as buyers frantically compete for a limited number of homes for-sale. Real estate professionals are finding themselves helping their home-buying clients navigate multiple offer situations. But they must be careful to avoid misunderstandings and reduce the risk of discrimination in the process, too.“Real estate professionals can help avoid complaints and fair housing issues while helping
Video tours are a growing method to help home shoppers narrow their prospects during the pandemic. But not being able to see the home in person has its limitations. Real estate professionals will want to be sure they zoom in on the right features and offer insights to help their clients avoid buyer regret—especially if they decide to make a “sight-unseen” offer.The kitchen can be a tough room to show off on video, but it’s often an import
iPro currently deals throughout the states of California, Texas, Florida, and New York. We continue to strive and broaden opportunities for real estate professionals and consumers. Visit iprore.com for the latest information and links.Click here for information on becoming a salesperson.
Social media can be a treasure trove for real estate pros looking to expand their business, connect with clients, and build strong brand recognition.“We don’t believe social media is the silver bullet, but it can be a great help in your business,” says Katie Lance, CEO and co-founder of Katie Lance Consulting. She spoke recently to hundreds of virtual viewers during the REvive! From Crisis Coast 2 Coast conference last week.The first step,
iProcurrently deals throughout the states of California, Texas,Florida, and New York. We continue to strive and broadenopportunities for real estate professionals and consumers. Visit iprore.com for the latestinformation and links.Click here for information on becoming a salesperson.
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Whether you’ve been in real estate for five or 25 years, get back to basics with a humanized approach in your outreach to past clients. Do you remember when you were first licensed and went through that grueling exercise of writing down the names and contact information of everyone you knew so that you could announce you’re in real estate? Now, as a broker managing agents, you’re likely asking your new recruits to do the same. But I’m gue
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