Jackson Wilkie: How to Use YouTube to Skyrocket Your Lead Generation

Would you like to easily locate thousands of leads, pay next to nothing for them, and have almost zero competition from other agents? You can do exactly that provided you’re willing to follow Jackson Wilkie’s strategies for using YouTube in your business. Two tools you need to shoot great videos using your mobile phone Mining for gold on YouTube: What did and did not work. … Continue reading Jackson Wilkie: How to Use YouTube to Skyrocket Your Lead Generation

Silver Linings: Steps for Improving Your Business Post-COVID-19

This week we’re happy to welcome Pat Heller, the Vice President of Compass in Southern California. Pat joins us with a powerful session that looks at the stages we have experienced during COVID-19. She also identifies key takeaways from the 200 agents she supervises, including how they’re now shifting to “go” mode. Here’s what she will be covering: The five phases of COVID-19’s impact on … Continue reading Silver Linings: Steps for Improving Your Business Post-COVID-19

Auction Numbers Up Slightly

Market adjusts to online auctions Fewer properties withdrawn This week, 590 capital city homes were scheduled for auction, with preliminary results returning a 59.6 per cent clearance rate. The previous week saw 413 homes scheduled for auction and a final clearance rate of 41.1 per cent with the lower volumes likely due to Anzac Day commemorations. One year ago, there were 1,479 homes taken to … Continue reading Auction Numbers Up Slightly

The Relative Resilience of Property Values

Agency impact of COVID Values hold but for how long Listings reflect nervous market So far, the COVID-19 downturn has had a dramatic impact on agent activity and listings volumes in residential real estate. But the value of dwellings has been relatively resilient. Will it last and what is ahead.  Kevin Brogan discusses listing activity, property values and the impact housing debt. See the full … Continue reading The Relative Resilience of Property Values

Quality Modern Homes from Sydney’s Blue-Chip Suburbs

Modern Bespoke Renovated House by Paul Biller This home has been beautifully renovated and is ideal for family living, offering house-like proportions w/ a wide, sundrenched, wraparound terrace. High-end finishes, a king-size master suite and an exclusive DLUG make it an enticing address. Conveniently situated in a leafy cul-de-sac, it’s walking distance from the village shops to the ferries / beaches.     Finest Modern … Continue reading Quality Modern Homes from Sydney’s Blue-Chip Suburbs

What to Do When Leads Plummet, What to Do

In this week’s show, Bernice and Greg look at how to tweak the basics to do business in today’s COVID-19 environment. Here’s what they will be covering: The difference between a lead vs. a prospect vs. a client and how to get “face-to-face” virtually to convert the lead. Best practices to supercharge the number of your emails that get opened including the times of the … Continue reading What to Do When Leads Plummet, What to Do

How Agents and Managers Are Adapting to the COVID-19 Market

This week we are pleased to welcome Bonnie Mays, the broker owner of the United Real Estate in Lexington, Kentucky.      How Kentucky agents are conducting drive-through closings.      Steps to minimize risk whenever you have an actual physical showing.      How the COVID-19 addenda work—understanding that people still can’t drop out of a transaction without a cause. Where the contract trumps the addendum.      How to keep your … Continue reading How Agents and Managers Are Adapting to the COVID-19 Market

Open For Business: Lead to Thrive in The Journey Past COVID-19

We asked Directors from leading Property Agencies across Australia how the crisis is reshaping their businesses, implications on tenants, landlords and their property managers and what they see as the impact and opportunities to thrive both short and long term to their agencies and the Real Estate industry. Hosted by Kevin Turner, Real Estate Talk and Josh Symons, MRI Software, with: Maria Carlino, NationalDirector, The … Continue reading Open For Business: Lead to Thrive in The Journey Past COVID-19

Low Auction Volumes Nationally

Many auctions withdrawn Pre-auction sales favoured There is no CoreLogic Weekend Market Summary for this week due to the low volume of auctions during ANZAC week.  The COVID-19 restrictions undoubtedly also had an impact.  There was some activity and some sales were made. Kevin Brogan from CoreLogic has the results and we take you through 2 successful Sydney online auction sales that occurred over the … Continue reading Low Auction Volumes Nationally

Market continues to slow

Seller discounting increases Listing numbers fall by 30% Auction numbers fall further Last week Last week, a total of 1,922 homes were scheduled to go to auction across the combined capital cities, returning a final auction clearance rate of 30.2%; once again surpassing the previous week as the lowest on record for CoreLogic.   Of the 440 properties reported as being sold across the capital cities, … Continue reading Market continues to slow