What are you doing during the seasonal slow down? Things around here has really taken a early shut down, and I was wondering what you are doing during this time period? I for myself I am stopping by the office's to talk to the agents that I have worked with to see if there is anything I can do to better serve my clients and theirs. I also switch out my brochures and business cards with new ones that I have added new information. What else are you doing to market yourself to the public and Realtors? Thanks for all of you suggestions and may you have many happy inspections.
With today economy and fast pace Real Estate market. I thought I would add a new type of inspection to my business to better serve you and your clients. Thanks for taking the time to look at my post, and may you have many happy sales and inspections.
The $179 QuickInspect is an affordable option for investors, as well as anyone on a budget. As we all know, Time is Money! So, if we can save time, we can save you money. The savings comes in by us not having to spend hours creating a detailed, written inspection report, as this is a verbal walk-through (with you or your representative) of the home.
Basically, we look at the major systems of the house - structure, plumbing, electrical and HVAC - and inform you (or your representative) on the spot. You take notes (written, photos, video &/or audio!) of what we tell you, and that is your list of concerns for that property.
I had a discussion with a agent this morning over coffee about the number of pages for inspection reports. He stated that all he really like to see as far as the number of pages are any where from 5-25 pages that includes a summary page at the front at the most. Well I have found that I have been including to much information in my reports IE: type of flooring, wall covering, etc for every room in the house, any health or safety issues with photos. I felt I was providing a service for my clients with this information. So I called a inspector friend and asked him what he is reporting on in his reports, and how many printed pages did he end up with including photos? He stated he ended up with 16 pages with summary. He stated that he only includes exterior foundation, roof, electrical condition. Interior, kitchen, bathrooms, electrical, windows/doors, and mechanicals. He stated that if he saw a safety issue in the other rooms he would call them out in the report. So what say you to how many pages and what you are looking for in a inspection report? Thanks for reading my blog and may you have many happy sales and inspections.
Question? If you could have unlimited sms text messaging to use to promote your homes for sale for $49.50 a month. Plus a free desk top notification service added into it. Would you be interested in it? I have teamed up with E Global Partners out of Wilmington NC and they are offering this program. I have researched this type of marketing and I could not find one for this price with all of the services that they are offering. Any thoughts? If you would like more information please feel free to contact me. Thanks and may you have many happy sales and inspections.
With economic hard times that we are seeing in the real estate market. What are you doing to bring in some extra income for your self and your family. I have teamed up with a video security program company where I can sell their program and make some money on the side let alone provide my clients with a great security program to help protect their home or business. Take a look and see if this is something you would like to join into, If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. http://members.guardyourplace.com/uid/gypmark Thanks and have a great day with many Happy sales and inspections.
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