NJ Commissioners Meeting 5 Times Before Year-End
One meeting remains in October. Two each are planned for November and December.
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Didn’t They Hear, Or Did They Just Not Understand?
Content strategist Jovan Hackley says there are five terms real estate clients consistently do not understand, and need expert (that’s YOU!) help with.
As Fall Approaches, Buyers Should Look For Red (Flags)
Prospective buyers should ensure the home of their dreams won’t become the nightmare of their wallet. One Realtor suggests looking for red flags that indicate problems.
Beep, Boop, Oops! Technology Can Play A Spoiler Role
In a busy real estate practice, automation is a time- and energy-saver. Too much efficiency, though, can be a less-than-good thing, blogger Kathleen Daniels writes.
Need More #Business? #Guess How To Attract It
Two business coaches – one in New York, the other in Boston – jointly advocate in a post that real estate agents use Instagram and hashtags to bring in more clients.
Reasons To Feel Good About NJ Real Estate Licensing
Home builders are looking ahead. Northern Jersey real estate sales contracts are climbing year-over-year. And Polley Associates has a new schedule for its live New Jersey real estate salesperson course.
Borough Plan: Sell A Mountain, Help A Water System
The borough of New Holland PA wants to sell mountain land it’s owned for about 75 years to pay for improvements to its water system. The plan has generated its share of controversy.
Right People, Property, Price In 2012 Vacation Home Sales
They were up during 2012, according to a National Association of Realtors’ annual survey, in part because interested buyers with more money in their pockets found some good deals.
Are Foreign-Born Home Buyers Your Next Target Market?
A rising number of foreign-born individuals are arriving to work and live in the United States, and many of them want to own their own homes, new studies show. If immigration laws change, that group could become even bigger.
Builder Study, Manufacturer Sales Show Moulding’s Popularity
Sixty-two percent of home buyers say they want a home with crown moulding. It ranks third-highest in their preferences, behind only ceiling fans and built-in shelves.