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Marketing & Real Estate episodes
- 3 min
- When to Post. How to Post. Why to Post. A Social Media Pep Talk
Sharing how I post on social media as a real estate agent and what has worked for me! In a pep-talk format.
17 min - How to Schedule Showings and Consultations as a Real Estate Agent
A deep dive on my process of scheduling showings and consultations as a real estate agent,
Like this episode, follow me on @sarahsayala
18 min - James Monks on Real Estate Failures, Wins, and everything in between
Amazing advice and tips from an amazing Mentor James Monks, who has been in the business since 1998!
27 min - 3 min
- Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Real Estate Agent
An introduction to a new Real Estate Marketing Podcast... centered around honesty. Sharing my first client story and what I wish I knew before starting Real Estate.
Sarah Ayala + Riverside Realtor + Real Estate Broker
Windermere Tower Properties 💙✨
DRE#01978160
951-743-4463
28 min - Real Estate Market Update 4/2/20
Whats going on? Will there be a market crash? All answered right here!
4 min - Real Estate Market Update 3/19/20
Today we chat about mortgage rates, wealthy flee New York to the Hamptons, Fannie, Freddie, FHA Suspend All Foreclosures and Evictions, Don’t Turn Off Buyers at the Door: Foyer Design Mistakes, Want to save money? Happy First Day of Spring!
10 min - Henry L. A. Jekel & His Riverside Contributions
Exhibition: January 18–March 29, 2020
By 1930, the California Style dominated Southern California. Anchored by Frank Miller’s renowned Mission Inn, Riverside stood at the center of it all. From 1910 to 1930, Miller, city leaders, and developers commissioned signature architects for variants of the California Style, enhancing Riverside’s status as a mythical Mediterranean oasis. Henry L. A. Jekel helped them do it.
Born in Buffalo, NY, in 1876, adjacent to the Erie Canal District, once called the “nostrils of hell”, Jekel spent his early career in the bare-knuckle arena of early skyscraper construction. By 1921, he re-emerged in Riverside as a studio architect of the eclectic California Style. His designs anchor several of Riverside’s historic districts and some are designated Landmarks of the City of Riverside, eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Based upon the book by H. Vincent Moses and Catherine Whitmore, this exhibition (co-curated by them) means to preserve his legacy.
9 min - How To Prevent a Home Robbery
Tips and Tricks to keep your home safe!
Emergency Call: 911
Riverside, California:
Non-emergency: 951-354-2007
City Services Call: 951-826-5311
www.RPDonline.org
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