You work hard to earn your clients’ trust. To help ensure you keep it, you’ll want to be protective of their personal and financial information before, during, and after their transaction closes.
Every year the holidays can sneak up on us and, if you haven't made your getaway plans yet, you may want to start thinking of vacation ideas. The Halloween pumpkins have barely been thrown away before Thanksgiving dinner food prep begins and Christmas decorations start to appear while you’re crossing off your Turkey Day shopping list.
It is important to have a good balance regarding your content. Because you will be using your social media accounts for your business, 80% professional content and 20% personal content is a good rule of thumb when thinking about what you should share online.
Tis the season! So much shopping to do and when it seems there is a sale everywhere, it’s hard to resist buying a few things for yourself, the home, etc. Sometimes when money starts going out in December, we just go with the flow and figure we’ll worry about the budget “next month.”
Like most industries, and the way we live, lending and real estate are changing because the largest cohort of consumers is changing. Our newest, largest wave of potential homebuyers are millennials who are preparing for and easing into homebuying in ways very different than their parents and grandparents.
With temperatures falling and thoughts increasingly turning to turkeys, tinsel and other holiday traditions, late fall and winter would hardly seem the best time of year to buy a house.
Ramping up your business with social media is becoming increasingly vital to succeeding in today’s marketplace. In fact, two-thirds of Americans use social media, and according to a Forbes study, 78 percent of respondents say social media posts from companies influence their buying decisions.
Here are eight items to consider keeping in your car to ensure showings and client meetings stay on track.
Tree lightings, theme celebrations, parades, artisan foods and crafts and holiday décor of all types can now be found in many cities throughout the United States. Some are elevating holiday festivals to the standout event of the year now, with celebrations lasting from November through mid or late January.
With 2018 soon vanishing in our rear-view mirrors, it’s time to peer into our crystal ball to gain a sense of the housing trends that will prevail in 2019.