Divorcing homeowners offer a unique opportunity to the right agent willing to put in the work to list them. 

Back in March, COVID-19 hit the U.S., and the real estate industry was thrown into a tailspin. Agents across the country were forced to reevaluate and make changes to keep their businesses afloat.

Even if there's still some uncertainty surrounding Halloween and whether or not some of the most popular activities (i.e. trick-or-treating and fall festivals) can take place, that doesn't mean it isn't a great opportunity to market your business. 

 About 79 million people were born between 1941 and 1960. These are known as the "baby boomers."

We recently spoke with two different agents who do a lot of work with vacant listings. Check out their interviews with our team below to see how they approach and land the listings. 

Are rude sellers driving you crazy?

Every agent has dealt with rude sellers, the ones who call you at 10 P.M. demanding attention right then and there.

But how do you deal with these unsolicited confrontations?

Whether your sellers are complaining about a lack of offers or a failed inspection, it's important to respond to their needs with care and tact. After all, your business relies on happy clients who will recommend you to others.

People are packing up their flip-flops and sunblock, ditching the Jimmy Buffet playlists, and getting ready for a new season of early morning to-do’s, freshly ironed business clothes, and afternoons of sports-practice chauffeuring.

As a real estate agent, what effect does the seasonal change-over have on your business?

Are you prepared to continue nabbing new listings even as the market declines over the next few “off months?”

Texting your friends and family a lot these days? Guess what? You can text your real estate leads too. Here's how to do it so it leads to listings! 

Wondering how you can dominate listings in your local neighborhood? Or maybe a prospective neighborhood where you hope to do business? It's simple.