We get asked this question from our clients and from some others, as to whether we share any
information about them or do we allow others to market to our clients?
Straight to the point….No! We don’t like it when someone does it to us, so why would we do it to you?
Here’s an interesting post that I found on Facebook, thanks to a great Real Estate Broker named in Regina, SK for posting it to Facebook.
Here’s the article…
You have to give Toronto real estate agent Wafa Masri full credit for her honesty.
After 12 years in real estate, I’ve had all sorts of “revolutionary” products pitched to me. Every one promises to “change the face of real estate”. Guess what? I’m still doing this business in the same way I’ve always done it.
Congratulations to RE/MAX associates on being voted Canada’s Most Trusted Residential REALTOR® by readers of Reader’s Digest magazine. Reader’s Digest announced its “Trusted Brand Awards 2010” last month and will be featured in the May issue. A study was conducted for the annual awards asking respondents, unprompted, which brands they trust most within 28 different brand categories. Brand reputation, in this case, represented consumers having a positive personal experience with the brand. 30% of Canadian’s surveyed answered that RE/MAX was their most trusted residential realtor, that’s an impressive five times more than the runner up.
I don’t want this to come across as a rant against someone and I can sort of understand how she felt in this situation.
I just had an interesting call the other day, and I felt it was something I needed to blog about.
Working as a Massachusetts Realtor for the past twenty four years, I have seen just about everything. For Gods sake when I started in the business we carried around a huge MLS book with all the listings that was almost as heavy as an encyclopedia. There was no Internet back then.
As a Realtor, I take the professionalism of my industry very seriously. It’s OK to have fun, be jovial or light hearted. Let’s enjoy this business! But I do believe that we have to be professional, respectful of our clients’ information and privacy, and represent them well.
Here’s a neat article I found about the city of Vancouver’s plans for their real estate; specifically the Olympic Village. Apparently they have included it’s sale value in the profit/loss margins for the Olympics. Interesting…
Here’s the article…
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The next big thing in green building design might be to turn an idea on its side.
PNC Financial Services Group Inc. recently installed a green wall the size of two tennis courts on one side of its headquarters.
Alright. Let me start by saying that I don’t want this to become a “scam” watch site; but they just seem to be dropping into my lap lately! What is it? Do I have an innocent face or something?
So here’s the scam.
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