Sicamous Weekly Real Estate Round Up Podcast w/Karen Singbeil (Oct. 7, 19)

Karen Singbeil, Associate Broker, Royal LePage Access Real Estate, Personal Real Estate Corporation

**All data obtained from Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board MLS® hot sheets for Sicamous area.

Sicamous Real Estate Market Update Podcast w/ Karen Singbeil (May, June, July 2019) MLS®

Karen Singbeil, Associate Broker, Royal Lepage Access Real Estate, Personal Real Estate Corporation

www.shuswap4sale.ca

**All data obtained from Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board from May 1, 2019 to July 31, 2019 for Sicamous under all property types.

Sicamous Real Estate Market Update Podcast w/ Karen Singbeil | Sept. 2019 MLS®

Karen Singbeil, Associate Broker, Associate Broker, Royal LePage Access Real Estate, Personal Real Estate Corporation

**All data obtained from Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board for September 1-30, 2019 MLS®

Sicamous Weekly Real Estate Round Up Podcast w/ Karen Singbeil (9.30.2019)

Karen Singbeil, Associate Broker, Royal LePage Access Real Estate, Personal Real Estate Corporation

**All data obtained from Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board for Sicamous area Hotsheets for the past 7 days.

Sicamous Weekly Real Estate Round Up Podcast w/Karen Singbeil (9.23.2019)

Karen Singbeil, Associate Broker, Royal LePage Access Real Estate, Personal Real Estate Corporation

website: www.shuswap4sale.ca

e-mail: [email protected]

**All data Obtained from Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board MLS® hotsheets for Sicamous for the past 7 days.

Getting Started in Real Estate Sales - New REALTOR® Q & A1

I answer some questions on the "how to" get started in your real estate career:

When you interview a brokerage is it like a traditional interview or is it more you interviewing them? Do they expect you to ask lots of questions about them and there practices or is it more them asking about you and your previous employment history?

How do you go about marketing yourself and finding clients outside of your family and friends?

Do brokerages give you training on how to do this? Or is it more you just get an office and supplies and the rest is up to you to figure out?

How long did it take you to start seeing consistent sales and leads and what were the hours you were putting in to get these? I know the beginning is going to be rough, just trying to get an idea how rough.

Is it easier to start in searching for leases rather than sales?

Also so far in my courses we haven’t really learned how to take measurements or about property lines, they were briefly discussed but not enough to feel near confident about going out and doing it myself. Is this something that your brokerage will guide you with?

Are there any Brokerages you suggest?

And any interviewing tips? Things to look for?

Did you start as in independent contractor or as part of a team?

Do you have any advice for someone starting out with really no clue what they're doing? Anything you wish you had known before starting?

Karen Singbeil , Associate Broker, RE/MAX at Mara Lake, Personal Real Estate Corporation. Licensed since 1996

Getting Started in Real Estate Sales - New REALTOR® Q & A1

I answer some questions on the "how to" get started in your real estate career:

When you interview a brokerage is it like a traditional interview or is it more you interviewing them? Do they expect you to ask lots of questions about them and there practices or is it more them asking about you and your previous employment history?

How do you go about marketing yourself and finding clients outside of your family and friends?

Do brokerages give you training on how to do this? Or is it more you just get an office and supplies and the rest is up to you to figure out?

How long did it take you to start seeing consistent sales and leads and what were the hours you were putting in to get these? I know the beginning is going to be rough, just trying to get an idea how rough.

Is it easier to start in searching for leases rather than sales?

Also so far in my courses we haven’t really learned how to take measurements or about property lines, they were briefly discussed but not enough to feel near confident about going out and doing it myself. Is this something that your brokerage will guide you with?

Are there any Brokerages you suggest?

And any interviewing tips? Things to look for?

Did you start as in independent contractor or as part of a team?

Do you have any advice for someone starting out with really no clue what they're doing? Anything you wish you had known before starting?

Karen Singbeil , Associate Broker, Royal LePage Access Real Estate, Personal Real Estate Corporation Licensed since 1996

Real on Real Estate Know your Worth NSFW

In this podcast we discuss the woes all sales people go through and how to eliminate that for good.

Sales people tend to hear what they want to & ignore the signs they should.

People will typically show you who they are in the first meetings , it is hard to hide.

Listening and picking up on these signs will save you hours of valuable time. Time is what you have and what we as sales people give away so easily.

Take it back... know your worth !

Happy Selling ! Karen xo

Real on Real Estate Know your Worth NSFW

In this podcast we discuss the woes all sales people go through and how to eliminate that for good.

Sales people tend to hear what they want to & ignore the signs they should.

People will typically show you who they are in the first meetings , it is hard to hide.

Listening and picking up on these signs will save you hours of valuable time. Time is what you have and what we as sales people give away so easily.

Take it back... know your worth !

Happy Selling ! Karen xo

Real On Real Estate - The Roller Coaster

All sales people need to know sales is a roller coaster, there are highs and lows but you just gotta ride the ride. Knowing what to do in this inevitable cycle in the down is the key to getting back to the top.

Forget about the money and the money will come.

Trust me ! Happy Selling ! Karen xox