I am always looking to learn. SEO is a topic of interest to me as I am finishing a new website and want to make sure there is optimization. I've got some questions. If there are questions I'm not asking and I should ask please let me know. Some questions I have, and they may not be the most educated of questions but I thought someone in the community could point me in the right direction.
What makes a real estate professional an expert? According to the new book "Outliers" about 10,000 hours of practise. For a Realtor though there are so many areas in which to excell. Paperwork, sales, marketing, negotiations, residential, commercial, etc., etc.
Well with so much to focus on how could you become an expert? What is your niche?
The long tail theory would say there are huge opportunities at the extremes of any market.
With the advent of extreme specialization within any and all industries the jack of all trades is a rare person and might even be impossible. When I see a Realtor stating in their marketing that giant list of all they can do I wonder how effective they are at it.
Specializing in Residential, Commercial, Industrial, luxury homes, starter homes, first time home buyer, trading up, this nieghbourhood, that nieghbourhood...like really! It's too much to be the expert in all of it.
You're shooting a shot gun with bird shot.
What might be a better approach is to strategically partner with other realtors where each of you specializes and focuses on an area providing a deeper value to each other and sharing clients to better meet their needs.
As an Investor I'd like Realtors who understand the value of negotiating VTB's in the marketplace. Whether representing a seller or a buyer. It is the difference between controling a deal or having a deal control you.
We are looking to start an educational seminar for Realtors laying out the benefits of RSP second mortgages. We'd like to make it interactive and small group focused. We'd like to find a group of Realtors who are interested in learning about how they can utilize this technique to buy and sell property for their vendors and for us as a real estate investment company.
If there are any Realtors in Alberta interested in being a buyers agent for our company and currently use Vendor Take Back as part of their regular purchasing and selling in real estate then we want to get to know you.
I would like to solicit feedback from the activerain community about our new website
libertas.topdraw.com is the beta site. Once we make final corrections and edits we are live and its exciting, however a critique would be appreciated.
How does it look?
How does it navigate?
As a Real Estate professional does it make you want to elicit contact?
What's good or bad?
What do you like or not like?
Do you have any questions that the site did not cover?
Libertas Property Management Inc. has been managing property in Edmonton and area for over a year now and April 1st we will be opening our doors in Calgary, no fooling! We think we have what it takes to provide a good service in a tough industry doing a job not many people like to do.
We have many innovative ideas that we will bring to our clients. Our systems and service we hopefully exceed our services in Edmonton and we will be competing with ourselves to provide Calgary with property management it deserves.
For a full brochure make sure to contact Dave our landlord liaison for Calgary Landlords.
www.libertasholdings.com
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