
7 Dumb Things Realtors Do on Facebook
1. Spamming your listings with no commentary Posting a link or sharing something on Facebook without your opinion is boring. Your friends want to know
Ever wonder how stressful it must be to move those double-wide homes down the road? Driving on edge, with a multi-ton trailer of destruction riding your tail, and just hoping the trucker gods aren’t feeling especially devious that day. Well, that’s nothing.
Scott Aldeman, of North Dakota, decided he needed to up the ante by transporting a 200 ton brick home from land now being used for flood diversion. The good news? He purchased the million dollar home for a cool 70 grand. The bad news? It probably took several more thousand dollars, a mass of permits, and some unknown prophet of said trucker gods to get the thing moved!
It only took two days, moving a couple of traffic signals (because, why not?), and a whole lot of caffeine. Afterward, it takes five weeks to get the house put back together. Seriously. Why not just build a new house?
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1. Spamming your listings with no commentary Posting a link or sharing something on Facebook without your opinion is boring. Your friends want to know
“Normal” people often ask me, “Cathy, could I make it if I’m not genetically predisposed to being a Realtor as you were?” Heredity did play
Hey there, Real Estate friend – I know Facebook can really burn your biscuits, but… Don’t throw in the towel just yet. Your business page
If I’m not writing, I’m selling real estate. Sometimes, when I reveal this to my artsy writer friends, I get a look of surprise or
You probably never even heard the term until you became a real estate agent. But once you became one, you were probably told how important