Thursday, March 11, 2010
2:21 PM
Display your listings from REALTOR.com® on your Facebook wall! If you are a real estate agent, your listings are already displayed on REALTOR.com® for FREE.
Now you can add your listings on Facebook with the FREE REALTOR.com® See My Listings application.
How do you do it? It's Easy, Trust me!
- Go to this website: http://www.realtor.com/seemylistings/
- Click on "Add my Listings"
- Click on "Allow" to let realtor.com access needed information.
- Select your MLS and input you MLS ID
- Enter the necessary information.
And that's it, you'll have your listings on the left sidebar of your profile page!
It will look just like this one:

Isn't it neat? Now why don't you try it!
For now, it's just available for your profile page, but I checked their
facebook fan page and looks like the application will be available for fan/business page next week!
Let's wait for next week and see!
Thursday, March 4, 2010
8:00 PM
Don’t let the media and news paper’s Gloom and Doom get you down…
Homes are still Selling!
There is so much Gloom and Doom on TV and in the news papers that some days you just want to throw in the towel and quit but please don’t give up…just find new ways to succeed…remember that old saying if at first you don’t succeed…Try, Try, Try Again?
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
2:47 PM
Did you ever wonder why some listings sell faster then others? In a tough real estate market you should make sure you follow all these simple rules to help your sellers sell their homes.
1. Price it Right
I am sure you know that the best way to sell property is to price it right. Most of the time Realtors let the seller price the property because seller’s are in love with their homes and often think that their property is worth more then it really is especially in these market conditions where property values have gone down and not up as it use to do. So you as their Realtor have to show them all the comps and all the gloom and doom reports from the media to convince them to Price it Right! You must let them know that if the market is bad that their property won’t appraise if it is priced to high because appraisers work on the last 6 months of sales in their neighborhood so if sales have been bad appraisals will be bad too. It is like the TV show “The Price Is Right” if the price isn’t right it won’t sell.