Wednesday
June 19, 2013

For Brokers: Feature Articles

  • Mon, 11/01/1999

    The bottom line for a harmonious relationship between brokers and top producers is the value they bring to one another.

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  • Mon, 11/01/1999

    The best-kept secret in real estate

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  • Mon, 11/01/1999

    NAR study shows how business has changed. How does your company measure up?

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  • Fri, 10/01/1999

    Listening to what consumers tell you about your customer service can boost your bottom line and gain you customers for life, raise your salespeople's self-esteem, and even make your company more valuable in years to come. But first you have to ask consumers for their opinions. So, what are the right questions to ask?

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  • Fri, 10/01/1999

    Listening to what consumers tell you about your customer service can boost your bottom line by helping you find and fix kinks in your system. It can also gain you customers for life, raise your salespeople's self-esteem, and even make your company more valuable in years to come. But you have to ask consumers for their opinions.

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  • Wed, 09/01/1999

    Consolidation may not mean heaven on earth for our industry. But it will mean a brighter future for all those who embrace its promise.

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  • Wed, 09/01/1999

    UNcommon Realty in the Washington, D.C., area doesn’t advertise. The phone number is unlisted. Yet, last year the one-man buyer’s representative closed 30 sales with an average commission of $6,500.

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  • Sun, 08/01/1999

    In today’s hot market, it’s not enough just to solve your problems. You have to use them to catapult you to competitive advantage. Attack and resolve a problem with anything but forward motion and your business will suffer.

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  • Sun, 08/01/1999

    In the first half of 1999, Gregory Schenk, an exclusive commercial tenant representative, tripled his one-office company’s sales volume over last year.

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