🔍 Get Connected with a TOP Listing Agent Near You 🔍 ➡ homeandmoney.com/andrew/ ---- Or, if you're planning on buying or selling your home in the Las Vegas, NV region, let's connect: www.andrewfinneyteam.com/contact/
Good information to know. Two critiques: if you slowed your talking speed down by 15-25% and inserted small pauses more frequently to give us time to process what you just said, that would make your material more accessible to people with disabilities. Thank you for making these videos, and for your service!
I have had 3 realtors in 4 years. Maybe 4-5 showings combined. It is a nice home, good neighborhood, close to shopping and interstate. Something is wrong. i have been told it is not the asking price. If it is true, the housing market is going to crash due to Covid-19. Let's hope not. I appreciate your time and dedication that you have shown making this video. Before now, I didn't know what questions to ask. I learned a lot from this video and I feel better selecting my next listing agent. Thank you!
Hi Tim, Thank you for watching and for sharing with us! I'm thrilled this video nailed it for you and will help you choose your next listing agent with confidence my friend! If you'd like to watch all of this in practice, here's a playlist to an 8 seller reality show I created: ua-cam.com/play/PLRT4sgnCVqNeqzA69lMxYDPVbb7b_IDqy.html What would you like to see next?
great video! I like how you point out to make sure to work with agents with high closing volume vs years in the business. thanks again for your advice during the live chat yesterday!
GREAT video and thanks for sharing your VERY valuable tips with us! My only other comment would be if you could talk a bit slower in your videos which would make it much easier to understand each and every word you are saying which I know you want for everyone watching your videos. And finally, THANK YOU for your service for our country! I have a retired Marine close friend in California and my late father was a WW2 Navy veteran. Take care and stay cool in Vegas! 😎
Thanks Doug! Noted and will do in future videos. Thank you so much for you kindness and please convey my appreciation for your retire Marine friend with hearty Semper Fi. Wow! Your late father was a rockstar! Much respect. Indeed, today it looks like it'll get up to 107°+! lol... If you have anything you'd like to see in future videos, please let me know. Sending you positive vibes everything goes your way!
@@AndrewFinney Thanks for your interesting reply, Andrew. Much appreciated! There are endless YT videos on real estate but yours caught my eye and glad I tuned in. You were spot-on with your comments and I took lots of notes. One other question to comment on in a future video is to ask realtors if they will work with the buyer one on one OR will buyers have to work with "Associates" which I have seen more of in recent years. I want to work with only ONE realtor and not anyone else on the journey to find the right realtor to work with. And yes, I will let my retired Marine buddy in CA. know that you send your Marine best wishes and I know he will appreciate that. I knew one retired Marine named Harold "Skip" Adams who was HIGHLY decorated and fought at Iwo Jima! Thank God I saw him one more time in San Jose, CA. before he died in 2012 and I not only thanked him for his service but said he was a hero and he humbly said that he was not. He was a Marines Marine and is dearly missed and fondly remembered. And THANK YOU SO MUCH for your kind words for my dad, Ernie. He put his life on the line in the Pacific Ocean with the Japanese subs below looking to sink Naval vessels and thank God he survived his times on the ocean and during the war. He never talked much about his service but DID go on a Honor Flight to Washington DC several years before he died and I could not remember the last time I saw him that happy with all the love, respect and thanks he got on that trip. He even had a four-star Army General thank him for his service and he could not stop talking about that since he was so touched. Just so VERY proud of him that he got the recognition that he so richly deserved before he left this life at the age of 93 in August of 2020. Anyhow, that is it for now and I will look forward to more GREAT videos by you on YT! Stay cool! 😎
Hi Teresa Smith! Thank you for watching. It's great to hear from you! Super pumped you enjoyed this video. Really appreciate your support! Gave you a shout out in this week's live episode. =) Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/0d0tSEq04TI/v-deo.html FYI... I go live on Wednesday's at 11am PST. Hope to you see there! Thanks again for watching. Please share your favorite videos with someone else it can help too. Enjoy an amazing day! Thanks, -Your Real Estate Geek, Andrew Finney King Realty Group www.andrewfinneyteam.com/
Andrew - Thank you. This was a huge help in understanding who to use when I sold my house. I did interview 2 realtors and asking these questions helped me make a decision based on skill.
OMG This is amazing information. Thank you for your hard work and showing people what a professional realtor looks like. It is helping us so much.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you so much Lisa! You rock! That means a lot to me. I'll have new content rolling out by the end of this month. =) Sending you positive vibes everything is going your way my friend.
My pleasure to help Jean! Thank you for watching and for commenting. =) If you're in Las Vegas, please feel free to contact me directly at andrew@andrewfinneyteam.com If you're outside of Vegas and want some help finding a top realtor near you, please visit my friends at www.homeandmoney.com/andrew to help out. Sending you positive vibes everything is going your way!
Andrew i’m preparing to sell our vacant investment property and have hired a contractor to make renovations to improve the sales price. How soon should I hire a realtor? Now so they can give input on value add improvements or after so they can give a more accurate market assessment but could delay being listed? Thanks, also Andrew.
Getting ready to sell our home of 20 yrs and called several agents the first one to show up is brand new and our house would be her very first listing Should I even consider hiring her?
Hi Susan! Thank you for watching! That's a great question. That really depends on you... Are you comfortable working with the new agent and are you confident she can get the job done? If this is your first time selling a house, you might want to consider an experienced agent. But if this is your 2nd or 3rd home you're selling it's your call. What it really comes down to is being comfortable and confident with agent you choose to work with to sell your house. Please keep in mind, agents, like everyone else in life - all get there start somewhere. A first opportunity is needed for all of us in life. I hope this helps. Sending you positive vibes everything goes your way! =)
I am a brand new agent and I guarantee I will out work anybody! I understand his point on some of this but new agents usually have a mentor that helps them for the first several deals. Some people are hard workers and some are not. I wake up and fall asleep learning about real estate so don't rule out all new agents because of this one video.
20::: I’m going to go ahead and Save you time: 1: What’s the best price for location and condition, why? 2: How long do you think it will take to sell? 3: Any Suggestions to speed up process? 4: Are you FULL time or Part Time? 5: How many Houses have you closed? 6: How many current listings do you have? 7: How many Contracts have you closed in the past 12 Months? 8: Will YOU help stage my home, or hire someone, and WHO Is going to pay for it? 9:What Marketing strategy do you have for my home? 10: Will You host open houses for Brokers, Buyers, and/ Or other Agents 11: How long Will my listing last? 12: What is your commission Fee and is it Negotiable? (No automatically Set Fee) 13: How often Will you communicate? 14: What is the best way and Time to contact real estate agent? 15: How much is closing cost, and how much should I expect to walk away with? 16: What Will you want me to sign? 17: Do you have any references (Reviews, Past Feedback, Track History) 18: Can you walk me through the home selling process in Detail (easy for experienced agent) 19: You do have a website? (HTTPS: Secured, certified, official website) 20: Why Should I Hire You? (What make you the one for the job?)
Hey Andrew thanks for this video. It’s AWESOME!!! Andrew I have a question? I have a home with my ex-wife in NJ that I’m paying the mortgage on every month in lieu of my child support payments of my two kids. Oldest son is grown and now only left with my 16yo. I just recently found out that, the house is listed on the market with a broker without my permission. She’s listed on my mortgage as a co-buyer. What do I do with the realtor? There was no vetting on interviewing on my part of this broker. Is it legal to put a home up for sale without my permission from a realtor point of view. Your answer will be greatly appreciated, also thanks for all the great content you put on YT.
Hey HDR_J! That's an interesting proposition... Does your ex-wife have a general power of attorney? (DISCLAIMER: I'm not an attorney) If so, she is likely within her legal right to list the property and act on your behalf. If not, then you will likely want to contact the broker in charge of the listing brokerage since that would not technically be a valid listing agreement if you share the title with your ex-wife. Please note that ownership of a property is through Title, not the mortgage itself. One can be on the mortgage for a property but not the property ownership itself if not on title. Which means one can be financially liable for a property one does not technically own. If no remedy is found, then it might be best to contact an attorney to assist you. Please let us know how this plays out for you so we can all learn and grow together. We're all #StrongerAndBetterTogether Sending you positive vibes everything goes your way my friend. What would you like to watch next?
Hello, a few questions I here a lot of agents/you tubers say when it comes to choosing a listing agent, the first thing I hear is " make sure to choose an agent with three years of experience" or make sure they have sold at least 100 homes within a year, So here's my questions 1. When you decided to become an agent, you too were new and inexperienced with selling a homes? Now from what I know is that you get experience from getting experience. Not hearing someone who now have experience for years and maybe selling homes every week, but now that you got your experience you want to deter someone from working with someone who's new and need the experience to build there portfolio. 2. Why not encourage someone who's new? Instead of bolstering about why they shouldn't pick a new agent how about telling them to make sure the agent is accessible and proactive, make sure they have a plan, make sure they are doing there due diligence etc. 3. How many homes did you sell before you sold a home? I know it sounds like an oxymoron right, that's exactly what you guys do in these videos, we all have to start from somewhere. 4. How did you start out? If you're coming into real estate you wouldn't want your colleagues telling everyone coming into that office to not work with you because you're inexperienced, and you use manipulation to make sure they never get experience. 5. Why??? Hypothetical speaking, you're now the CEO of a company, but you started off as a janitor, you slowly move up in the company by getting different experiences, you're learning from other workers on how things work, you study, you participate in open events to learn more about the company, now you're working alongside the boss, running errands, getting them coffee, or whatever, the boss sees that you are doing more than your job requires and he's now teaching you the inns and outs of the company and in so many years of learning how to run the business working under the boss, he retires and leave the company to you. Just for you to get at the top to then look down on everyone and say YOU WILL NEVER MAKE IT UP HERE, look at me now. Your not experienced enough so stay that way and bring all the clients to me because I HAVE ALL THE EXPERIENCE. How selfish and greedy of you, May God have mercy on you.
Hi Jessica Karl, Thank you for watching and for your excellent question! If you're on the selling side, the more eyes that see your house listed for sale is a good thing. The more exposure it gets the more likely it is to attract qualified buyers to your home. At the same time, if it's something your not comfortable with, then let your listing agent now. Just understand the trade off's of limiting the exposure. When a home is listed, it is generally syndicated well over 100 real estate sites, big and small within 72 hours. That's why when a home is listed you'll see it pop up on Zillow, Trulia, Realtor, etc... within a few days. You do have an option to not permit this and you'll need to sign a form stating you do not your listing information broadcast. Which means only realtor's will see your listing information and they can send it to their prospective clients directly. Best practice for listing's are to gain as much hype and attention as quickly as possible to help generate massive interest in the listing. When done correctly (depending on market conditions & trends) it helps a listing sell for the top range or close to it of it's fair market value and sometimes more if the house priced right from the start. Weigh the pros and cons with your listing agent and make the decision that you feel comfortable and confident with moving forward. What would you like to see next? Enjoy an outstanding day! Thanks, Andrew Finney www.andrewfinneyteam.com/
A comment on Pad Styler or any software like that, when I see that looking for a home I disregard that one. I want to see the actual house & have to assume there is something to hide or it's not built yet. Just my reaction, so I move on without reading anything on it.
Noted Carlos Escalante! Thank you for watching and your helpful critique. I've worked on my video/ presentation skills quite a bit since I created this one. Check out some of my new content from this year and lmk your thoughts please. Here's a link to a home buyer reality show currently airing once a week: ua-cam.com/play/PLRT4sgnCVqNeGP_G3bc0vaVFM3leUfdWy.html
Hey Frank! Thank you so much for taking a moment to watch this video. This video is from a few years ago, I’ve made a lot of changes since then. Check out some of my new content, and let me know how I’m doing on my way to speech and presentation. Thank you so much. Sending positive vibes everything goes your way!
you have playback speed settings on youtube. You can choose the speed to your liking for any video. The options come up when you hover over the vid you are watching.
🔍 Get Connected with a TOP Listing Agent Near You 🔍
➡ homeandmoney.com/andrew/
---- Or, if you're planning on buying or selling your home in the Las Vegas, NV region, let's
connect: www.andrewfinneyteam.com/contact/
Good information to know. Two critiques: if you slowed your talking speed down by 15-25% and inserted small pauses more frequently to give us time to process what you just said, that would make your material more accessible to people with disabilities. Thank you for making these videos, and for your service!
I have had 3 realtors in 4 years. Maybe 4-5 showings combined. It is a nice home, good neighborhood, close to shopping and interstate. Something is wrong. i have been told it is not the asking price. If it is true, the housing market is going to crash due to Covid-19. Let's hope not. I appreciate your time and dedication that you have shown making this video. Before now, I didn't know what questions to ask. I learned a lot from this video and I feel better selecting my next listing agent. Thank you!
Hi Tim,
Thank you for watching and for sharing with us!
I'm thrilled this video nailed it for you and will help you choose your next listing agent with confidence my friend!
If you'd like to watch all of this in practice, here's a playlist to an 8 seller reality show I created:
ua-cam.com/play/PLRT4sgnCVqNeqzA69lMxYDPVbb7b_IDqy.html
What would you like to see next?
great video! I like how you point out to make sure to work with agents with high closing volume vs years in the business. thanks again for your advice during the live chat yesterday!
GREAT video and thanks for sharing your VERY valuable tips with us! My only other comment would be if you could talk a bit slower in your videos which would make it much easier to understand each and every word you are saying which I know you want for everyone watching your videos. And finally, THANK YOU for your service for our country! I have a retired Marine close friend in California and my late father was a WW2 Navy veteran. Take care and stay cool in Vegas! 😎
Thanks Doug! Noted and will do in future videos. Thank you so much for you kindness and please convey my appreciation for your retire Marine friend with hearty Semper Fi. Wow! Your late father was a rockstar! Much respect. Indeed, today it looks like it'll get up to 107°+! lol... If you have anything you'd like to see in future videos, please let me know. Sending you positive vibes everything goes your way!
@@AndrewFinney Thanks for your interesting reply, Andrew. Much appreciated! There are endless YT videos on real estate but yours caught my eye and glad I tuned in. You were spot-on with your comments and I took lots of notes. One other question to comment on in a future video is to ask realtors if they will work with the buyer one on one OR will buyers have to work with "Associates" which I have seen more of in recent years. I want to work with only ONE realtor and not anyone else on the journey to find the right realtor to work with. And yes, I will let my retired Marine buddy in CA. know that you send your Marine best wishes and I know he will appreciate that. I knew one retired Marine named Harold "Skip" Adams who was HIGHLY decorated and fought at Iwo Jima! Thank God I saw him one more time in San Jose, CA. before he died in 2012 and I not only thanked him for his service but said he was a hero and he humbly said that he was not. He was a Marines Marine and is dearly missed and fondly remembered. And THANK YOU SO MUCH for your kind words for my dad, Ernie. He put his life on the line in the Pacific Ocean with the Japanese subs below looking to sink Naval vessels and thank God he survived his times on the ocean and during the war. He never talked much about his service but DID go on a Honor Flight to Washington DC several years before he died and I could not remember the last time I saw him that happy with all the love, respect and thanks he got on that trip. He even had a four-star Army General thank him for his service and he could not stop talking about that since he was so touched. Just so VERY proud of him that he got the recognition that he so richly deserved before he left this life at the age of 93 in August of 2020. Anyhow, that is it for now and I will look forward to more GREAT videos by you on YT! Stay cool! 😎
Really good, concise, summary. Thanks for your generosity.
Hi Teresa Smith!
Thank you for watching. It's great to hear from you!
Super pumped you enjoyed this video. Really appreciate your support! Gave you a shout out in this week's live episode. =) Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/0d0tSEq04TI/v-deo.html
FYI... I go live on Wednesday's at 11am PST. Hope to you see there!
Thanks again for watching. Please share your favorite videos with someone else it can help too.
Enjoy an amazing day!
Thanks,
-Your Real Estate Geek, Andrew Finney
King Realty Group
www.andrewfinneyteam.com/
Andrew - Thank you. This was a huge help in understanding who to use when I sold my house. I did interview 2 realtors and asking these questions helped me make a decision based on skill.
After watching this video I wanted to save money and sell my own! You have made me think twice! Wow
OMG This is amazing information. Thank you for your hard work and showing people what a professional realtor looks like. It is helping us so much.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Wonderful video. I liked the questions, but even more the reasoning behind the questions. Thanks
Best summary on UA-cam for selecting a listing agent.
Thank you , you were so informative!!! I wrote down every step. I will be using it.❤
Thank you, I'm happy it was helpful to you. 😇
Thank you this is very helpful.
How long should the written agreement be for
Helpful guidance, thank you!
Glad it was helpful Dezra! Sending you positive vibes everything is going your way!
GREAT content! Love all your videos
Thank you so much Lisa! You rock! That means a lot to me. I'll have new content rolling out by the end of this month. =) Sending you positive vibes everything is going your way my friend.
Thanks for all the information!
My pleasure to help Jean! Thank you for watching and for commenting. =)
If you're in Las Vegas, please feel free to contact me directly at andrew@andrewfinneyteam.com
If you're outside of Vegas and want some help finding a top realtor near you, please visit my friends at www.homeandmoney.com/andrew to help out.
Sending you positive vibes everything is going your way!
Andrew i’m preparing to sell our vacant investment property and have hired a contractor to make renovations to improve the sales price. How soon should I hire a realtor? Now so they can give input on value add improvements or after so they can give a more accurate market assessment but could delay being listed? Thanks, also Andrew.
Great video
@@eramg6324 thank you 🤩
Thanks a bunch! Outstanding questions! Needed to hear that today.
Getting ready to sell our home of 20 yrs and called several agents the first one to show up is brand new and our house would be her very first listing
Should I even consider hiring her?
Hi Susan! Thank you for watching!
That's a great question. That really depends on you... Are you comfortable working with the new agent and are you confident she can get the job done?
If this is your first time selling a house, you might want to consider an experienced agent. But if this is your 2nd or 3rd home you're selling it's your call.
What it really comes down to is being comfortable and confident with agent you choose to work with to sell your house.
Please keep in mind, agents, like everyone else in life - all get there start somewhere. A first opportunity is needed for all of us in life.
I hope this helps.
Sending you positive vibes everything goes your way! =)
I am a brand new agent and I guarantee I will out work anybody! I understand his point on some of this but new agents usually have a mentor that helps them for the first several deals. Some people are hard workers and some are not. I wake up and fall asleep learning about real estate so don't rule out all new agents because of this one video.
Hi im buying and sell.what is a good rate to sale and buy when dealing with agents?
Thanks For The information Leatherneck! I feel a lot better going into my home sale ! Semper FI !
20::: I’m going to go ahead and
Save you time:
1: What’s the best price for location and condition, why?
2: How long do you think it will take to sell?
3: Any Suggestions to speed up process?
4: Are you FULL time or Part Time?
5: How many Houses have you closed?
6: How many current listings do you have?
7: How many Contracts have you closed in the past 12 Months?
8: Will YOU help stage my home, or hire someone, and WHO Is going to pay for it?
9:What Marketing strategy do you have for my home?
10: Will You host open houses for Brokers, Buyers, and/ Or other Agents
11: How long Will my listing last?
12: What is your commission Fee and is it Negotiable? (No automatically Set Fee)
13: How often Will you communicate?
14: What is the best way and Time to contact real estate agent?
15: How much is closing cost, and how much should I expect to walk away with?
16: What Will you want me to sign?
17: Do you have any references
(Reviews, Past Feedback, Track History)
18: Can you walk me through the home selling process in Detail (easy for experienced agent)
19: You do have a website?
(HTTPS: Secured, certified, official website)
20: Why Should I Hire You?
(What make you the one for the job?)
The thing is Andrew explains each of them so you understand why. This is a useful video to watch.
this would be a nice list to printout to email to your potential agent I'd think.
very great questions, thank you for the video
Very informative video. Nicely done. Thank you. I live about 5 blocks from WB.
Love your video. Thank you. Do you know realtors like you in Miami, Fl??
need one to in Miami
Thank you ! I need you in real life :)
Very knowledgeable!! A very informative video. Too bad you're in the US and I'm in Canada. I would have wanted you as my real estate agent.
Great video. Hoping to have my house on the market in the next 6 months.
Thanks for the video. I inherited a house built in the 1790’s. What kind of questions do I ask? I am guessing this is a different kind of sale
following.....are you planning to live in it or sell it?
Anne Brandrud sell it.
@@GuitarMartha were you able to sell? I’m preparing to sell also
thank you for this video
My pleasure to help out!
I'm glad this hit the mark for you! Yay!
What would you like to see next?
Thanks
Thanks Andrew! Very informative. How so I contact you please? Thanks
Hi! I'm glad you liked this video. You can reach me at andrew@andrewfinneyteam.com Look forward to connecting with you
Hey Andrew thanks for this video. It’s AWESOME!!! Andrew I have a question? I have a home with my ex-wife in NJ that I’m paying the mortgage on every month in lieu of my child support payments of my two kids. Oldest son is grown and now only left with my 16yo. I just recently found out that, the house is listed on the market with a broker without my permission. She’s listed on my mortgage as a co-buyer. What do I do with the realtor? There was no vetting on interviewing on my part of this broker. Is it legal to put a home up for sale without my permission from a realtor point of view. Your answer will be greatly appreciated, also thanks for all the great content you put on YT.
Hey HDR_J! That's an interesting proposition... Does your ex-wife have a general power of attorney? (DISCLAIMER: I'm not an attorney) If so, she is likely within her legal right to list the property and act on your behalf. If not, then you will likely want to contact the broker in charge of the listing brokerage since that would not technically be a valid listing agreement if you share the title with your ex-wife. Please note that ownership of a property is through Title, not the mortgage itself. One can be on the mortgage for a property but not the property ownership itself if not on title. Which means one can be financially liable for a property one does not technically own. If no remedy is found, then it might be best to contact an attorney to assist you. Please let us know how this plays out for you so we can all learn and grow together. We're all #StrongerAndBetterTogether Sending you positive vibes everything goes your way my friend. What would you like to watch next?
Great and timely. Wish you were my mom's agent instead of the one she has in AZ.
Thank you M. B. That would be so cool. All the same, I'm glad this video helped out. =)
That picture behind you makes it look like you have antlers
Or horns 😈
My one question is... When is it to early to sell your house after you bought it? A year? Two years?
It depends on you needs, what are you trying to achieve?
I enjoyed . (hint: talk a little slower..)
Excellent! I'm glad you enjoyed this video! Your hint is noted. =) I'm sending you positive vibes everything goes your way!
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where's question number 3 ??
This is all common sense but I always have to remind myself that common sense is not that common !
These are Zillow questions.
An agent gave you a lower price range vs an agent more proactively talking to you and saying “we can try your price”, which one would you choose?
This was a great video. I'm preparing to sell one of my houses in michigan when I go on leave in a month.
Hello, a few questions I here a lot of agents/you tubers say when it comes to choosing a listing agent, the first thing I hear is " make sure to choose an agent with three years of experience" or make sure they have sold at least 100 homes within a year, So here's my questions
1. When you decided to become an agent, you too were new and inexperienced with selling a homes? Now from what I know is that you get experience from getting experience. Not hearing someone who now have experience for years and maybe selling homes every week, but now that you got your experience you want to deter someone from working with someone who's new and need the experience to build there portfolio.
2. Why not encourage someone who's new? Instead of bolstering about why they shouldn't pick a new agent how about telling them to make sure the agent is accessible and proactive, make sure they have a plan, make sure they are doing there due diligence etc.
3. How many homes did you sell before you sold a home? I know it sounds like an oxymoron right, that's exactly what you guys do in these videos, we all have to start from somewhere.
4. How did you start out? If you're coming into real estate you wouldn't want your colleagues telling everyone coming into that office to not work with you because you're inexperienced, and you use manipulation to make sure they never get experience.
5. Why??? Hypothetical speaking, you're now the CEO of a company, but you started off as a janitor, you slowly move up in the company by getting different experiences, you're learning from other workers on how things work, you study, you participate in open events to learn more about the company, now you're working alongside the boss, running errands, getting them coffee, or whatever, the boss sees that you are doing more than your job requires and he's now teaching you the inns and outs of the company and in so many years of learning how to run the business working under the boss, he retires and leave the company to you. Just for you to get at the top to then look down on everyone and say YOU WILL NEVER MAKE IT UP HERE, look at me now. Your not experienced enough so stay that way and bring all the clients to me because I HAVE ALL THE EXPERIENCE. How selfish and greedy of you, May God have mercy on you.
What do you think of the agent putting a property on Facebook?
Hi Jessica Karl,
Thank you for watching and for your excellent question!
If you're on the selling side, the more eyes that see your house listed for sale is a good thing. The more exposure it gets the more likely it is to attract qualified buyers to your home. At the same time, if it's something your not comfortable with, then let your listing agent now. Just understand the trade off's of limiting the exposure.
When a home is listed, it is generally syndicated well over 100 real estate sites, big and small within 72 hours. That's why when a home is listed you'll see it pop up on Zillow, Trulia, Realtor, etc... within a few days. You do have an option to not permit this and you'll need to sign a form stating you do not your listing information broadcast. Which means only realtor's will see your listing information and they can send it to their prospective clients directly.
Best practice for listing's are to gain as much hype and attention as quickly as possible to help generate massive interest in the listing. When done correctly (depending on market conditions & trends) it helps a listing sell for the top range or close to it of it's fair market value and sometimes more if the house priced right from the start.
Weigh the pros and cons with your listing agent and make the decision that you feel comfortable and confident with moving forward.
What would you like to see next?
Enjoy an outstanding day!
Thanks,
Andrew Finney
www.andrewfinneyteam.com/
You can tell someone have given a couple briefs before!
A comment on Pad Styler or any software like that, when I see that looking for a home I disregard that one. I want to see the actual house & have to assume there is something to hide or it's not built yet. Just my reaction, so I move on without reading anything on it.
How many agents should we have look and valuate our home to sell before choosing a listing agent?
very good explanations!!! I would just suggest you to slow down a little bit at the time you talk
Noted Carlos Escalante!
Thank you for watching and your helpful critique.
I've worked on my video/ presentation skills quite a bit since I created this one. Check out some of my new content from this year and lmk your thoughts please.
Here's a link to a home buyer reality show currently airing once a week: ua-cam.com/play/PLRT4sgnCVqNeGP_G3bc0vaVFM3leUfdWy.html
So new agents know your stuff so that you have a chance!
Good info but you talk to fast.
You talk to fast good video
Hey Frank! Thank you so much for taking a moment to watch this video. This video is from a few years ago, I’ve made a lot of changes since then. Check out some of my new content, and let me know how I’m doing on my way to speech and presentation. Thank you so much. Sending positive vibes everything goes your way!
You talk so fast! Can you slow down a bit?
you have playback speed settings on youtube. You can choose the speed to your liking for any video. The options come up when you hover over the vid you are watching.
U talk too polloi fast