Here is today’s list of top real estate posts of the day.
1) Think You’re the Online Marketing Master – Think Again! Check Out These 5 Points and See How You Measure Up – From developing a niche to managing your time, some good information to stay on track.
2) The Real Estate For Sale Sign of The Future – QRC is becoming more and more popular. You may not know what a QRC is, but I am pretty sure you have seen one.
3) Paying a social media penance – If you follow my stuff at all you know the mad respect I have for Marc Davidson. This is an interesting move. I myself unfollowed about 1000 people earlier this year, but will not be following him to this extreme.
4) Existing Home Sales Dip a Bit Nationally in February – It is good to know what is going on with the market nationally because your clients will hear it on the news. But remember, it is more important to know what is going on locally as all real estate is local.
5) 5 Minute Perfect Follow Up and the Secret to Lead Conversion – The numbers are staggering, how quick are you getting in touch with your potential clients? This is why you answer the phone when you can!
6) OC Register talks to Stefan Swanepoel on the market and agents – This is a great Blog Talk Radio segment, put it on in the background while you work.
7) Option Arms – the Big Bang That Didn’t Come (Yet) – There are still a lot of negative amortization option arms out there.
8) Why I Use Foursquare. And Why You Should Too – I always used foursquare different than things like Facebook and Twitter. I was much more private on Foursquare. I read this yesterday and it happened to come through my RSS feed when Drew was sitting right across the table from me. After I was finished I had a short conversation with him about it and changed the way I used the application.
9) Who Can Get a Loan Modification? – Sarah takes a look at loan mods and points out if you remain current and are a good payer you have a better chance of getting a loan modification done.
10) REALTORS That Want to “Raise the Bar” (#RTB) Can Start by Getting Informed. – The NAR site has some good resources available for agents on the home buyer tax credit.
