Save $$ and Improve Real Esate communications

[krdjr7]

Hi there,

I am a novice real estate investor, so far I have one property but i am very excited to get a second. I try to listen to sound advice and learn as much as I can....i think the scariest thing was making the plunge to buy that first property and now I wonder what took me so long!

For my "real" job, I ironically work with Real Estate companies on improving their communications internally and externally with co-workers and clients respectively. You may be surprised how some companies have a distinct advantage by this very overlooked piece of their business. Feel free to reach out to me at krdjr7@verizon.net if you would like to discuss.

Regards,
Ken

[La Jolla Real Estate]

Welcome Ken- and congratulations on your purchase.

G&S

[Phoenix Realtor]

Hi Ken,

Welcome to the forums!

We look forward to hearing more from you. :D

[mavisdog]

What's the best advice you could give to communicate to prospective clients regarding ethics and integrity and hence attracting them to do business with you? I find most agens just say, "I did or I Sold $$$$ or I am . . . " I feel that's too agent-centric and ineffective. What would you say?

[MaxSinclair]

Hey Ken, what kind of property did you buy?