This is actually great for life outside of real estate, stop getting the boot legged , discounted, low value item. Put some money to the side and acquire some quality clothes, furniture, watches etc etc
How does the value vs price concept relate to working with buyers? Specifically, offering buyers a $500 closing credit or possibly cash back when they buy a lake home through me? The idea is to use this in my Google ads and other advertising as an incentive to get buyers to sign up for lakefront listing alerts on my website. And, when they find a lake home they like, to get them to use me to draft their offer instead of a friend or relative. I'm also thinking of combining this with an additional $500 incentive if they sign an exclusive buyer agency agreement with me. Is this a good strategy or am I just devaluing myself in the mind of the buyer?
I really like this. The main reason is all the stuff happening with NAR; this puts pressure on the listing agents to up their game. Would you like to market your home better for buyers? Here is the value. Great video Brandon.
Hey Brandon, could you do a video on how to get a job with an agency? What to write on your resume ECT for those with no experience that are just getting into the profession. What we can do so we don't get over looked by others in the beginning stages so we can start our careers
@dennisnorton7832 not yet, I'm still studying for my accreditation, but it should be finished soon. Just wanting to get a headstart and more of an edge to get my foot in the door quicker
If I were you I’d start talking to ad many places as you can so when you pass all your test you can go straight to work. I know a few of them even offer classes to help you pass
@@John-ep7tjI just went last week to talk with a brokerage and the other person that commented is right. They really try selling why you should join them which means all you gotta prepare for is to ask questions that are important for you regarding what you want from a brokerage you’re gonna work with.
The biggest thing to make notice of when joining a brokerage is identifying if they are agent-centered or broker-centered. Neither one is bad and both are perfectly fine to start. You need to decide if you wan't to be the spotlight or if you're fine letting you brokerage have the spotlight with you in the background doing the work. And remember, no one ever has said "I worked with this agent because hes with x brokerage and I've heard really good things about that brokerage.
"But how much does it cost??" This is me. I'm that guy. 🤣
Thanks for the video, sir
Key 🔑 Are you more concerned about paying the least or getting the best result?
This NAR topic I believe will bring these two things. Buyers agencies are going to be a new thing and the off-market will go up 1000% .
The opposite of the sale pitch might also be true "expensive does not mean value"
So so good Brandon. Keep bringing the underrated TRUTH🔥🔥
This is actually great for life outside of real estate, stop getting the boot legged , discounted, low value item. Put some money to the side and acquire some quality clothes, furniture, watches etc etc
How does the value vs price concept relate to working with buyers? Specifically, offering buyers a $500 closing credit or possibly cash back when they buy a lake home through me? The idea is to use this in my Google ads and other advertising as an incentive to get buyers to sign up for lakefront listing alerts on my website. And, when they find a lake home they like, to get them to use me to draft their offer instead of a friend or relative. I'm also thinking of combining this with an additional $500 incentive if they sign an exclusive buyer agency agreement with me. Is this a good strategy or am I just devaluing myself in the mind of the buyer?
I really like this. The main reason is all the stuff happening with NAR; this puts pressure on the listing agents to up their game. Would you like to market your home better for buyers? Here is the value. Great video Brandon.
The follow up question is how do you bring the best value to the table and differentiate from competitors
Hey Brandon, 80% of the phone numbers are on the do not call list, do you think we should focus more on door knocking and ads?
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Brandon, sellers are negotiating commissions. It is very normal...
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Hey Brandon, could you do a video on how to get a job with an agency? What to write on your resume ECT for those with no experience that are just getting into the profession. What we can do so we don't get over looked by others in the beginning stages so we can start our careers
Have you gone to a broker yet and just talked to them? A lot of times you are the costumer to them and they will sell you on why to work there
@dennisnorton7832 not yet, I'm still studying for my accreditation, but it should be finished soon. Just wanting to get a headstart and more of an edge to get my foot in the door quicker
If I were you I’d start talking to ad many places as you can so when you pass all your test you can go straight to work. I know a few of them even offer classes to help you pass
@@John-ep7tjI just went last week to talk with a brokerage and the other person that commented is right. They really try selling why you should join them which means all you gotta prepare for is to ask questions that are important for you regarding what you want from a brokerage you’re gonna work with.
The biggest thing to make notice of when joining a brokerage is identifying if they are agent-centered or broker-centered. Neither one is bad and both are perfectly fine to start. You need to decide if you wan't to be the spotlight or if you're fine letting you brokerage have the spotlight with you in the background doing the work. And remember, no one ever has said "I worked with this agent because hes with x brokerage and I've heard really good things about that brokerage.