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Jesse Allen
Market Knowledge is trust...know your market!
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Amy Shrader
Put yourself in their shoes. What would a new agent need Yazmin Mady
to say or do to prove to you that they were capable of research, know ur stuff, and um.. def dont tell them ur
handling your transaction? new.. none of their bizness..
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Ursula Saarniit If you speak with confidence and you know your stats,
I used to say yes I may not have the experience BUT I they won't suspect you're a "New" agent! Good Luck!
am eager full of energy and very excited to be in this
business ,I can research anything I do not know
Vivian Wagner
Use your association with your Broker and co agents at
your brokerage to assure the client, they have new and
experienced knowledge of the market at your fingertips.
Rita Fung
Tell all your friend & family members. Preview as many
houses in the neighborhood that you target, know your
market & the comps.
Gail Nash
Tell them about you, how you have been trusted and
successful in the community, in other careers, etc. Use
people you know to start your data base and get
Val J Aranda referrals. Assure your clients that you have a team of
1. Never say you are a "NEW" agent. If they ask, you can experienced agents who will help you find answers. Good
say... "this is my first year in the business" and then luck!
change the topic back to Real Estate.
Eileen Rodriguez
I remember when I first got started, I told the prospect
buyer that he was my first client and when he told me I
Constance Renee would like to write an offer my heart started pounding but,
Be honest and willing to help .. I did then from there it was a no brainer. Just stay true to
yourself and be honest. The board of realtor has a lot of
classes, just sign your self up to them
Ed Daminski
Go look at homes in the market, know your inventory.
Most of all be honest and Genuine, with the clients best Jewel Oakman-Palmer
interest as the priority. Good luck Be honest and it will show! Never lie or fabricate anything
to a client. They aren't stupid, and they will know!
Honesty and hard work go a lot farther than experience!
Shane Grauman
Coming from a soon to be New Agent (should be
licensed by the end of this month), I am getting a lot of
good info from this thread. Thank you everybody!!
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Fuentes Alex
I agree with Vivian on the part of using the association Steve Weiser
with your broker when people hired you they also hire the You need the success story more than the experienced
experience of your broker,Title, and mortgage broker. If agent--and you cannot get that until the client is happy.
you are looking for buyers learned what buyers want and Any advantage the other agent has in experience can
if you are going to target sellers you need to know how to easily be made up for by your seeking help--though that
make more money for the seller and when you work with probably will not need to happen. But no matter how hard
them be ready to sell your skills not the experience 99% the other agent tries or wants to--they cannot match the
of the time they donʼt even ask the question time and ... See More attention you can give to the client.
And in this market, agent time and attention is extremely
important to a successful transaction for your client. On
the buyer's side it is easy--they can just stop using you if
you don't do well. If a seller, ask your broker for
permission to offer them a guarantee of service--bad
Charles Ma
service, they can cancel or something like that
P.S. [Market] Knowledge is power...but only if you know
how to use it. So use it with Confidence...
Mac Property
Not Saying any agents on here ever did this, but never
Paul Germanese
promise what you can't produce. Because word or mouth
you will not know everything but you can find the answer
can make and break anyone. Good Luck always in your
to anything.
endeavors!
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Cynthia Snow
Work the people you know - ask for referrals. On follow
Sign up with send out cards. It's a great way to introduce
up - when you say, "I'll get the answer", ALWAYS also
yourself.
say, "by tomorrow noon" (or some other specific
date/time). Will that work for you?" Then deliver before
that target.
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Scott Fogleman
What a great post and insight from everyone, I too am a
Shelly Hertach Davis new agent and have been struggling with the same issue.
Speak with confidence. Absolutely research the areas
your clients are looking in or will be selling in. If they are
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Fred Lanosa
It's okay to be new. People actually will respond to you if Marshall Spencer
you are "humble" but confident in your commitment to You are still the trained expert at the end of the day.
help them. REMEMBER...EXCITEMENT SELLS. If Years of experience is important but can also mean "set
nothing else be enthusiastic and excited about the in your ways" or "can't teach am old dog new tricks" to
opportunity to help them sell their property or find their some. Going out on my own in the mortgage industry I
home! never made a point of talking about length of service.
I do feel qualified to tell you this having been in the real Develop relationships, don't let yourself think in terms of
estate business 30 years and personally sold $300 transactions and your clients won't either.
million in my career. Hope it helps.
Stacy Lawing
Rosemary Atakpu-Momoh It's just like a resume... focus on the things you have
Never introduce yourself as a new agent, join a top learned in life and other jobs that you can translate into
producers Team in your office and borrow one of them real estate... develop a unique value proposition that is
when you are meeting with a client or have a buyer or just about you. As a new agent, maybe it will mean that
seller presentation. Introduce the person as your you have the time to personally focus on every
business partner, I noticed client like that cuz they think client/customer, in other words use what you can to make
they are getting 2 agent for the prize of one and with the it work. Above ... See Moreall, have integrity and a great
assurance of returning... See More all calls in a prompt. work ethic and your business will develop. Talk to people
manner. If they ask you what you are not comfortable, let and make sure everyone knows that you are a real estate
your partner jump in, and if they keep trying to know more agent... the word new may or may not even enter into the
about you, tell them its all about them. Good luck conversation. Start to build your database from your
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Atul Sheladia
Above all that, I'd go with honesty, and get the clients to
feel comfortable with your thought process.
HelptwoSell FastRealty
Great idea to send a newsletter to get people to know
you, but a newsletter says "expert". You need to join your
local board, take as many classes as you can (most are
Sue McClurg free when you are a member), you need to how to use
above all be honest and do your best for your client and if the MLS inside out. Next is realtor.org, There is a lot of
you don know something tell them you dont know but you information. If you are in Florida, I recommend you take
will get the answer and make sure you return all your the State ... See More continuing education classes asap
calls. (or at least read the book). The business portion lies in
that portion. The license only teaches you the legal and
ethical aspect of the business. Don't be a secret agent.
Let everybody know that you are an agent. In South
Florida, we get a free website with the MLS. Don't spend
unnecessary money when you don't have to. You should
Susan Shaffar-Redding
not spend more than $10/month on a website.
Offer excellent customer service and always be available
for your client. And remember, people don't care how
much you know...they care about how much you care!!
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Maureen Driscoll-Boyle
When I was new 2.5 years ago, I sent out a letter to my Yolanda Burgan
sphere of influence letting everyone know that I had It is great to see how helpful everyone has been. I am
gotten my license and that I was here to help them in any also new to the business and I found a wonderful Mentor
way. I sent them my business card and fridge magnet who has helped me learn the ropes. This is very
along with the letter. I made it my fb status too. My first important, times are bad and everyone is pounding the
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Jim Trevitt
Get the training, read the books, listen to the audios,
learn the scripts and just apply it. I'm amazed how many
agents think all they have to do is show up & throw up the Bola Bakare
basic company spiel before LISTENING to the clients Abstain from self defeating pattern attitude, be confident
needs, then providing your solutions/value proposition in yourself.....best of luck.
supported by the benefits to THEM.Be yourself, be
honest, be competent, be professional.
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Rita Hodges
You have a new agent's enthusiasm. You can give them
a lot more time because you are not overwhelmed with
work yet. You do not have any pre-conceived ideas about
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