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In this episode, we will talk about an amazing property that we are marketing right now at just under $3 million. It has some amazing features, such as an indoor saltwater pool, but we wanted to make these features pop on camera and video.
Hope everyone is staying healthy and positive with COVID-19. When our economy loosens up, there will be many high net worth buyers aiming to purchase more international properties. Agents should familiarize the complexities of international transactions.
Low property taxes and the current state of the Peso offer great opportunities for US investors to buy property in Mexico. -Ramon Davila
Takeaways + Tactics
At the start of this episode, we heard some of the benefits of investing in property in Mexico. After learning that property tax is low in the country, we also spoke about how the exchange rate benefits American buyers.
We also shared insights on:
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Guest Bio
Ramon Davila is an agent at Keller Williams, where he runs a successful team. Together with his team, Ramon works with investors and commercial properties. He also helped launch the Keller Williams luxury division. Ramon is enthusiastic about the opportunities for foreign investors in Mexico, and is excited by any opportunity to help international buyers and sellers gain a foothold in the country.
To find out more about Ramon, head to:
Inmobilux.com
You can also reach him directly on [email protected]
Do you know how to use the power of demonstration in real estate? The power of demonstration means showing people—not telling them—how you can sell their home faster and for more money than anyone else, and today I’ll share several ways you can leverage the power of demonstration. The first is through video books.
Hope everyone is staying safe and healthy with the Corona Virus. Real estate is an industry experiencing significant change, and one of those changes is cryptocurrency in transactions. How does it work and what is the underlying technology that makes it so favorable in business? How should real estate agents be approaching this technology? In this episode, Donald Hyun Kiolbassa, real estate and estate planning attorney with cryptocurrency expertise, shares what the rise of cryptocurrency means for our industry.
Exercise an extremely heightened level of caution before proceeding a deal that involves blockchain. -Donald Hyun Kiolbassa
Takeaways + Tactics:
At the start of the show, we talked about a transaction that involved cryptocurrency, and how it led to me meeting Donald. Next, Donald shared some basic information on blockchain, why it’s become popular and the technology behind it. We also talked about whether or not real estate agents and their clients should start doing cryptocurrency transactions.
We also discussed;
Guest Bio
Donald Hyun Kiolbassa is a real estate and estate planning attorney, investor and speaker. Over the past 11 years he has managed thousands of residential real estate transactions, and has extensive experience in corporate structuring and tax implications of residential and commercial real estate transactions. For more information, visit http://www.chicagorealestateatty.com/.
When it comes to marketing a client’s home, you need to figure out what to do in order to position their home more effectively to a larger pool of buyers. In this week’s post, I discuss the power of certain "before and after" marketing materials that will help you, as an agent, communicate to taste-specific clients about the importance of broadening their home’s appeal, therefore increasing the number of luxury listings in your portfolio. After all, a wider base of buyers could equal more money in your sellers’ pockets.
Video is a great communication tool, and we should be using it to our advantage. With the recent "Shelter In Place" orders in many states along with agents working with clients remotely during this Corona Virus outbreak, video communication is a great way to deliver your message. When should we send potential clients personalized video messages, and what should we include in them? How can video messages help us build stronger relationships with clients?
Create casual content. When you can get comfortable on camera and be yourself in a natural, unscripted way, it shows a level of confidence that is deeply attractive. -Ethan Beute
Takeaways + Tactics
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Guest Bio
Ethan Beute is the Chief Evangelist for BombBomb. Having worked in marketing teams inside local television stations for over a decade, Ethan decided to pursue an MBA. It was after this that he connected with BombBomb- and he hasn’t looked back since. Ethan is passionate about helping people improve their communication, and is focused on assisting people rehumanize their businesses. Alongside Stephen Pacinelli, Ethan is the co-author of Rehumanize Your Business: How Personal Videos Accelerate Sales and Improve Customer Experience.
For more information about Ethan and BombBomb, head to
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbeute
bombbomb.com/book
And you can also email him at [email protected]
To take advantage of a 14-day free trial of BombBomb, head to bombbomb.com/luxury
Today we’re going to talk about the importance of building your brand, both online and offline. Is your online brand consistent with your offline brand? If not, you’ll lose your competitive advantage over other Realtors.
The real estate industry is full of great agents, so we have to go the extra mile to distinguish ourselves. How can we protect ourselves from competitors attempting to discredit us- and why should we avoid belittling our competition? How can we show potential clients we’re the obvious choice? On this episode, owner of Waterfront Properties and Club Communities, Rob Thomson shares how we can differentiate ourselves from any competition.
Be careful not to compare yourself with other agents- it just sounds like you’re badmouthing the competition. -Rob Thomson
Takeaways + Tactics
On this episode, we discussed how to set ourselves apart from our competitors. After discussing the ways competitors try discredit us, we shared how to structure meetings with potential clients that highlight our uniqueness, and gave suggestions for who should attend those meetings.
We also shared insights on:
Guest Bio
Rob Thomson is the owner of Waterfront Properties and Club Communities. He built the business alongside his mother, and together they established an organization dedicated to helping customers buy and sell luxury real estate on waterfront properties and club communities. Today, Waterfront Properties and Club Communities is the largest purveyor of luxury residences in Palm Beach and Martin Counties.
To find out more about Rob, head to https://www.linkedin.com/in/robthomson
www.waterfront-properties.com
You can also call him on 561 346 1881
If you are a brokerage or team leader having a strong luxury division is crucial to attracting more high-end and luxury listings. What do you need to create, grow, and maintain a strong luxury division? It takes much more than just a different 'for sale' sign or logo.
State and Local Tax (SALT) has the potential to do serious damage to our economy, so it’s vital that we educate our clients on the matter. As real estate professionals, what should we be aware of in terms of SALT? What should we be telling homeowners? What is the $10,000 cap on deductions, and how could it impact our clients? On this episode, CEO and License Partner of Engel & Völkers Chicago, Jennifer Ames, explains what SALT is, and how we should prepare our clients for it.
Everyone needs to be aware that SALT doesn’t only impact the wealthy, it affects everyone. -Jennifer Ames
Takeaways + Tactics
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