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It's time to review your chosen theme for 2019, pick a new one for 2020 as well as pick some goals and one nagging task to specifically tackle within the first 90 days of the New Year.
Dual agency (when a real estate licensee represents both buyer and seller) can be a hot button issue and is illegal in 8 states. To cover the ins, outs, dos and don'ts of dual agency, I chatted with real estate attorney, Courtney Forster of Gunderson Law Firm.
Remember dual agency = dual liability
Courtney's favorite gross thing: following Lindsey Fitzharris on Twitter who covers stories about historical surgery. Cool!
Although we shouldn't, we make snap judgments about people based on how they look. Knowing a first impression takes shape before you even open your mouth, what does your attire says about what kind of professional you are?
In this chat with professional stylist, Isha Casagrande, we review all the do's and don't's and reminders for creating a professional look that sets you up for success and boosts your confidence.
Tip: for those looking to test out pantyhose, Isha suggests using Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs first. ;)
Isha Casagrande: www.ishainspired.com
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Off-air Lisa Quilici (veteran title officer) shared some wild title stories after we recorded episode 27 for the mini-internship series. I recently took a class by another outstanding member of the First Centennial Title family, Andy Tourin, where we shared more crazy stories that also have excellent teachable moments in them.
To bring those, and more, to you, I sat down with Andy Tourin and Ronda Plamondon, of First Centennial Title, to share their stories and what there is to learn from them, so you too can avoid such disasters.
It's too late to be a Halloween episode, but next year I'll get my act together on time.
Doctor Barone, PhD. is back in the studio to review the 2019 economy, offer a forecast for 2020 and also do a bit of Parallel Universe!
Digital marketing is not just the wave of the future, it's the best way to market your business now. With 74% of adults having a social media profile and 51% of the U.S. population listening to podcasts, are you marketing in the spaces where your audience will see and hear your message?
I review all this and more with marketing expert and owner of Agent Operations, Lora Tucker-Kaasch.
Lora's contact info for more information and to request the content calendar: [email protected], www.agentoperations.net, 512-400-2345
Take advantage of the holiday breaks, plan trips or little getaways, also make a plan for your pipeline. Explore your own city like a tourist. Often times folks relocate to an area because of their past positive experiences while on vacation and locals, all too often, have never been to the fun events that make their area desirable and unique. If your market quiets down a bit in fall and winter, use that time to take advantage of seasonal events or little day trips to explore areas you've taken for granted or just seemed to never have the time to visit.
Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are not a new concept but they are new to Reno. In this conversation with Executive Director, Alex Stettinski, we review what a BID is, what it is designed to do and how the Downtown Reno Partnership came about.
More info on DRP: https://downtownreno.org/
I put in a little note at the end about DRP's interest in hosting round table discussions with commercial real estate brokers and property owners. If you're interested in participating in that, please contact Nathan Digani: 775-432-0784 or [email protected].
The climate crisis is getting more air time and as author Tatiana Celia Kennedy Schlossberg put it, "instead of feeling individually guilty, we should feel collectively responsible," when it comes to how we approach climate solutions.
The construction industry is a ripe sector that can make a huge impact. Even if you're not a builder or a designer, you can choose where you live and what types of construction to support, for the most part.
In this conversation with Lynzee Lai, we review a new approach to sustainability that leads to a net positive impact, instead of net zero, or just being "less bad."
As real estate salesfolk we work with strangers a lot and also walk through vacant properties with said strangers, a lot. That poses myriad safety issues. In addition to that, we're not in a position to speak to the safety of a neighborhood, but do we always have great resources available to pass along to clients?
In this chat with Sergeant Jason Woodard of the Sparks Police Department, we cover everything from crime stat resources to video door bells to guns.
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