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Real Estate Is Hot – Why You Should Jump In The Housing Market Now

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Have you been following the world of real estate lately? It’s kind of hard not to when the housing market seems to constantly be in the news with record numbers. You’ve probably heard echoes of “it’s a bad time to buy a house” and “it’s the perfect time to buy a house”, but which is it? Well, let’s go over a few reasons why entering the real estate market right now is a smart move. There are four main discussion points that tie directly to the housing market, and since your time is valuable, we’re going to give a brief explanation of each. Because in today’s world, we need to act fast if we want to reap the rewards that come with being in the right place at the right time. And you can greatly improve your experience with a little help from a virtual assistant. Don’t forget that providing real estate experienced professionals is just one of our strengths.

 

The Government

Interest rates have hit an all-time low, which is obviously great news for buyers. While they are starting to rise again, they are still at a historic low. The fed will continue to raise interest rates over time, but we do believe it will be a slow climb. So act fast! On top of that, the Biden administration appears to be very accommodating towards the housing market. New infrastructure and tax bills are in the process of being passed soon, which will include support for affordable housing construction. In other words; if you like investing for safe profits, there’s no time like the present.

The Suburbs

We touched on this before in previous blogs, but the pandemic has really had a strong effect on the housing market. Lots of people who lived in the city before are increasingly motivated to move to the suburbs, in light of recent lockdowns. People cooped up in apartments, with roommates and shared living spaces, don’t want to be stuck like that during another lockdown. The idea of owning your own space, away from all the drama and congestion, has become very attractive to first-time buyers. 

The South

The so-called “flight to the south” technically began before the COVID-19 crisis reared its ugly head. People have been gradually fleeing the big cities up north with their bloated cost of living, in favor of more affordable communities down south. This trend has only grown during this ongoing pandemic, as people see less value in paying an arm and a leg for limited space in a more crowded area. For example, Texas and Florida both saw a massive increase in their population during 2021, due to domestic migration. 

The Millenials

The millennials, like them or not, are the largest generation in history. Thankfully, they seem to be supporting the move to homeownership as of late. The millennial generation drove the household formation rate from a low of 600,000 in 2010 to 1.5 million today. And it’s expected to continue to grow through, and especially after the pandemic subsides. This generation of professionals is often working high-paying tech jobs, and starting their own businesses in record numbers. Not to mention the increased interest in the stock market as well as making big earnings via new financial tech like crypto and NFTs. They have the money, and they are ready to spend it.

 

Wrap It Up…

Let’s get one thing straight; this is not a bubble. The bubble that burst back in 06/07 was fueled by speculative buying. As of now, leverage ratios are low, home buying is rational, and construction activity should power on to meet demand. Sure, construction has struggled recently to match the growing demand, but it is catching up. And let’s not forget the growing inclusion of remote working in the professional world. With more people staying home and setting up their own little home office, the need for more space and housing stability is very important. To summarize all of this; if you’re at all interested in the real estate world then now is the time to act on that interest. Remember, fortune favors the bold.

 

And fortune also favors those who aren’t afraid to ask for a little help when they take on a big new endeavor. So if you need a little support, reach out to us. You can use the link below to request a free one-on-one consultation with one of our experts, who will listen to what you need first and then pitch a plan to help. Here at MyOutDesk we have a large pool of motivated, real estate experienced professionals who want to work for you. From data entry and customer service to marketing and sales and everything in between. Your success is our success, so let’s jump into this housing market and be successful together.

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How to Use a Real Estate Virtual Assistant to Grow Your Business

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Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Reassign “Chores” that Slow Down New Revenue Generating Tasks
  3. What Are The Best Real Estate Tasks to Buy Back Your Time?
  4. Job Description Templates To Get Your Assistant Up and Running
  5. Hiring Local vs. a Real Estate Virtual Assistant
  6. Final Thoughts
  7. Talk to a MyOutDesk Placement Strategist

Introduction

If you’re like most real estate professionals, even high producing agents, these two questions can instantly stop your business from: growing, making more money, and doing it in less time.

  1. What tasks can I trust an assistant with?
  2. I don’t think I have enough work for a full-time assistant?

With 15-years in the virtual assistance space and decades of experience in the real estate industry, MyOutDesk has found it near impossible for a client to not, “have enough work . . .” for a full-time real estate virtual assistant or tasks they can, “trust an assistant with.” And it does not matter if the assistant is a local hire or a virtual assistant.

It’s easy to give advice and say, to grow your real estate business, focus more of your time on revenue. What’s not easy is implementing this plan so you can, “buy back” your time and concentrate on growing revenue and less on the “chores” that keep you working 60-plus hours a week, spend more time in your car, office, and inside your clients home . . . than your own home!

This Is How You Buy Back Your Time!

Closing a property has hundreds of micro transactions. Some transactions are less important and some transactions are fragile. However, each transaction is critical to closing a property and your time is too expensive to spend on transaction chores.

Assign these critical chores to an experienced and trained real estate virtual assistant so you can:

  • Spend more time away from the business
  • Don’t, “have to work” 60 to 70-hours a week
  • And . . . still grow your business

Stop — Being the highest paid, over qualified assistant in your real estate business!

If you want to grow the business, you can’t afford — not to reassign tasks that make you . . . your very own, over paid assistant.

1. Reassign “Chores” That Slow Down New Revenue Tasks

There is a huge difference between errands and money saving tasks. Once you are on board with how affordable a full-time assistant is, the initial concern, “do I have enough work to keep an assistant busy” is gone and every task you don’t want to do, becomes your assistant’s task. Don’t do this!

“Call my dentist” . . . is not really the best use of your new real estate virtual assistant if you want to make more money in less time.

MyOutDesk assistants are highly qualified and best used as the person who holds the nail while swinging the hammer, as opposed to being the hammer or a nail. Sure, your virtual assistant is more than willing to schedule that dentist appointment and will. Instead, have your virtual assistant help close that escrow, curate new leads, and get you back to selling.

Growing a business has a lot to do with using the right tool for the job and a real estate virtual assistant is the right tool to buy back your time.

This hammer analogy is why MyOutDesk is years apart (15 to be exact) from the 500 or so competitors and one of the longest running virtual assistant companies.

There are 499 other companies in the industry who want to offer you a nail. MyOutDesk offers experienced assistants and a strategy plan to integrate an assistant into your business that is backed by more than a decade of industry experience.

#1 MyOutDesk — Rated BEST in overall value, talent, and hiring process . . . 3-years in a row ~ TechRadar.

The MyOutDesk (Real Estate Virtual Assistant) Difference:

  1. We only offer full-time virtual assistants (a MyOutDesk virtual assistant doesn’t cost much more than a competitors micro or part-time assistant and on average is 70% cheaper than a local hire.)
  2. We have vetted over 300K applicants and hire the top 1%.
  3. Many of our client assigned assistants have been with MyOutDesk for 3 to 6-years and some up to 8 years.
  4. Our assistants undergo an FBI style background and fingerprint check.
  5. Employment and skills are fully vetted for accuracy by two internal cross checks.
  6. Most import, MyOutDesk real estate virtual assistant’s have a high degree of talent, skills, and training.

Plus: A MyOutDesk assistant receives an above average salary, medical, and other benefits.

At MyOutDesk we serve over 7500 clients and have 800+ 5-Star reviews.

Another key differentiator, is we maintain a pool of already background checked, qualified assistants waiting for an assignment.

2. What Are The Best Real Estate Tasks To Buy Back Your Time?

A list of the same, overly quoted, top-5 to 10 tasks a real estate virtual assistant can perform would be the typical thing to do.

However, real estate is an industry that regularly changes and each agent, broker, and office operates in a unique way.

If you’re considering a virtual assistant, you are experienced enough to know where a virtual assistant can immediately impact your business.

Shortly, we will share real examples of how our clients have profited by hiring a real estate virtual assistant. Otherwise, a professional assistant can handle any aspect or task of the business you are willing to turn over. For example:

  • Cold calling
  • Inside Sales Agent (ISA) tasks
  • Manage the intake process
  • Data mining and MLS Management
  • Lead Control — cold and warn
  • Marketing
  • Customer service — scheduling, checking with clients, reminders

. . .  or any task that keeps you stuck in, “chore” mode.

Real Client Examples:

Cold Calling

Rex, a MyOutDesk Real Estate ISA, was tasked with making 100 outbound calls a day. Over a 10-month period this is the clients actual ROI.

They spent 168 out of 170 hours on the phone last month . . . 199 appointments set, 142 closed . . . our virtual assistant created $7.5 million in sales potential and $200k in GCI . . . for less than $1800 a month!

 

This client now has 3-full time MyOutDesk virtual assistants working in their real estate business.

Transaction Time:

30-hours a week was put back into selling properties.

Real estate brokers, Bruce & Michelle Brunk started their assistant with a single responsibility – prepare pre-listing packages. Over time their virtual assistant became an integral part to managing the workflow of every transaction in the Brunk’s pipeline.

The Brunk’s: I cut transaction time from 60-hours to 15 with a virtual assistant from MyOutDesk and re-focused 60% of my time back into the business.

 

What if you could cut your per-transaction time from 45 to 15-hours? What if you could buy back an extra 30-hours a week for selling?

Administrative Tasks

Keller Williams top agent, Ken W. hired a real estate virtual assistant from MyOutDesk to act as Ken’s email gatekeeper and screen more than 250 emails a day.

Ken: My ROI for hiring my assistant is easily and conservatively five-to-one.

Ken’s assistant was the right tool to handle his listing management, prepare proposals, maintain trend reports, and spreadsheets essential to Ken’s business.

Ken appreciates that his virtual assistant is always looking for new ways to leverage their skills and find ways Ken can buy back more of his time.

3. Job Description Templates To Get Your Assistant Up and Running

Here are some starter job descriptions to give you some ideas:

4. Hiring Local Employees Vs. A Real Estate Virtual Assistant

The way you source and hire an employee has dramatically changed and so has the risks and cost.

Hiring and dismissing a traditional employee caries a lot risk. Even the people you don’t hire can land you in a mess . . . ask one wrong question during an interview.

You can manage the risk by using a temp agency or temp-to-perm employee. Staffing agencies can save time, but the cost of acquiring an employee goes up. Hiring independent contractors come with a lot of risk. The penalties for using a contractor like an employee, but classify them as a contractor are costly . . . ask the IRS!

Turn the employee relationship over to a service provider. With a service provider you pay one monthly bill. There is no commissions to pay a staffing or temp-to-perm agency. You don’t spend months interviewing and hope you vetted your new hire enough. You don’t have to pay medical or other benefits. You don’t have to worry about payroll, and employee taxes.

With a service provider you get the fruit of the labor while the service provider deals with the employee relationship.

To learn more about the difference between hiring a traditional employee versus a MyOutDesk real estate virtual assistant schedule a call with one of our placement strategists.

5. Final Thoughts

Taking care of your real estate business often requires getting a clear understanding of  your non-revenue generating tasks. That’s where virtual assistants come in handy to buy back your time, give them those chores that keep you too busy to find new revenue. Consider using virtual assistants from the oldest VA company in the industry . . . MyOutDesk.

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We’ll keep it as short or as long as you want.

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Zillow Tried and Failed: With Virtual Assistants, You Won’t!

The housing market is pretty crazy right now! And it’s making the real estate business go a little crazy too, apparently. I’m sure you’re familiar with Zillow, the massive online database of rental and purchase properties. Recently they got into buying homes themselves and flipping them to customers. Things did not go according to plan, and ultimately ‘Zillow Offers’ was short-lived. New questions are being raised about corporations getting involved in the housing market, as given recent events it’s clearly a slippery slope. Who benefits the most from a company buying up mass numbers of homes and reselling? And who is hurt the most by that? Some technology advancements in the real estate industry may lead to removing the middle man in the equation; the agent. While others seem more aimed at supporting the agent to provide a better experience for buyers. In either case, the integration of virtual assistants can be the missing piece of the puzzle when properly placed. Let’s talk about where Zillow went wrong, and how virtual assistants keep other businesses from making the same mistakes.

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Avoidable Losses

Zillow Offers was the name of their failed house-flipping operation. They had aimed to no longer be just a database for buyers/sellers, but to be a major player themselves in the market. The global reliance on internet shopping no doubt had an influence on Zillow’s mission here.  If we can order everything from cat food and groceries to cars and vacations over sites like Amazon, why not buy a house online too? Unfortunately, the timing wasn’t right, the execution was flawed, or perhaps a bit of both. Because Zillow reported having lost over $300 million dollars in just the past few months thanks to this new venture. This obviously led to Zillow reconsidering this algorithm-based approach to house flipping, and ultimately the end of Zillow Offers short life. Zillow now needs to sell 7,000 homes at a loss, resulting in another $250 million in losses by year’s end.

 

The World Moves Faster Than Tech

One bit of conjecture is a lack of discipline corporate-wise in the execution of this venture. The systems set in place for buying up homes seem to have struggled with predicting accurate home prices as the market continued to rise. CEO Rich Barton said as much; “the unpredictability in forecasting home prices far exceeds what we anticipated.” That, coupled with a known inability to find enough contractors to help them flip these homes Zillow already purchased, led to a massive overflow of houses they couldn’t do anything with. This may sound like a tech-company attempt to manipulate the market, but in reality, it was more an attempt to predict and get ahead of it. To become the Amazon of real estate, before anyone else got a chance. Ultimately, it does not appear the world is ready for an automated home buying experience. There are just too many moving parts. The market can be too volatile, buyers can be fickle, and contractors are a finite resource. Zillow learned a hard, and expensive lesson.

 

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Remember The Humans

Money wasn’t the only thing lost in this mess, as one-quarter of Zillow’s 6,400 person workforce is being laid off. That’s approximately 2,000 people who just lost their jobs, due to Zillows business mistakes. A sad chain of events during an unprecedented time for businesses and employees alike. It makes us wonder if this could have been avoided, had Zillow implemented more human safeguards? Relying on code will always have its limitations and risks. That’s why more and more businesses are expressing interest in virtual assistants. The human touch is necessary to keep your business growing in a healthy and sustainable fashion. Human error can be caught, noticed, corrected, and resolved before it blows up. When an algorithm messes up, it often just keeps messing up and the damage just piles on.

 

Brace For the Future

If you’re trying to grow your business fast like Zillow, but you want to do it the right way, perhaps a virtual assistant is the key. Keep your local experts focused on their specific strengths, give them the room to breathe and excel. While delegating remote busy work to an experienced, trained, and reliable virtual assistant. All at up to 70% savings compared to hiring a local employee. If you get carried away with tech and automation you’ll dig yourself a Zillow-sized hole. Humans, no matter where they’re located, can be a vital part of the equation when calculating rapid growth. Use the link below to request a FREE one-on-one consultation. We’ll hear you out and understand what you need, and then pitch a plan to help with a virtual assistant. No obligation, nothing to lose, everything to gain. 

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What Virtual Assistants Can and Cannot Do for Loan Processors

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Housing prices are up, and people are getting desperate to buy! This isn’t clickbait hype, these are facts. The real estate market is in a weird place right now, with everything going on in the world. And few professionals are feeling the weirdness more than mortgage loan officers. But thankfully there is an answer to the added pressure those in the real estate industry are facing, and it involves virtual assistants. More and more brokerages are turning to virtual assistant services like ours to fill out their staff with experienced professionals, capable of handling a variety of tasks. Now, this is not about how a virtual assistant is a replacement for a loan officer. Nope! This is to educate any interested parties about how to support their existing loan officer, with a real estate virtual assistant. Because that is the killer combo that is shaking up the industry for the better. 

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Time Is Money

Let’s get right to it because time is money, and in real estate that’s as true as it gets. It’s important to understand that a virtual assistant could never replace the role of a loan officer. A VA(virtual assistant) is best for a company when they are combined with your existing workforce, as a supplement to facilitate growth. They do this by learning how you do business, fitting in with your team, and performing like they’re just down the street, rather than across an ocean. The perfect VA will be doing the work that was slowing down your local team. There are always tasks that are a bit less top-level or expertise-specific, and those tasks are often doable remotely. So why not have someone remote knock out that busywork, so your local staff are freed up to be the experts they’re meant to be? 

 

Let’s go over some of those tasks that will differentiate your loan officer from the virtual assistant…

 

Loan Processor

  • Quote interest rates
  • Interact with clients
  • Go over different loan programs
  • Shop different banks
  • Negotiate point fees
  • And other in-person or specialty tasks

 

Virtual Assistant to Loan Processor

  • Compile information for the loan application
  • Research and correct errors in applications
  • Review documentation
  • Order appraisals
  • Complete loan package
  • Review title
  • Send reminders
  • And any other paperwork/data tasks that can be done online

 

It’s A Win/Win

As you probably noticed from those different duties across both lists, the VA really is like a supportive lifeline. A loan officer has a lot on their plate and often can feel stretched thin, especially when juggling different clients. Having an experienced real estate virtual assistant on your team to back them up is a win/win scenario for everyone. By hiring a VA to assist them you not only increase the productivity and accuracy of that role, but you save at least 50% on the cost compared to if you had hired a second traditional loan processor, locally. That’s because a MyOutDesk VA is just one flat rate per month to our clients. We handle all of the other fees associated with their employment; benefits, PTO, insurance, etc. And these VA’s are proven, skilled, and experienced people with a drive to work hard. They speak fluent English, and don’t need to be hand-held or monitored to ensure productivity. A remote assistant for the loan officer is just one example of how VA’s are changing the way we run our companies. There are so many other applications that just make sense, we could go on and on(and we have!).

 

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Housing Prices at All-Time High: When’s the Drop?

In 2018 I was convinced that the time was right to stop renting, and start owning. I had no idea how right I was, considering the direction our world went just a year and a half later. At the time I was living in a nice little apartment in what we call the midtown area. I was close to restaurants, bars, shops, public parks, and friends. But I had this feeling I couldn’t shake, that if I didn’t become a homeowner soon, I’d regret it. Within a couple of months, I had purchased my first house. I had given up the youthful vibe in midtown for a quiet neighborhood across the river. I was still close to work, and a few friends who had taken the same plunge. But gone were the short walks at night back from the bar, and the short walk the next morning to mend my hangover with coffee. But I was content with that because I felt like it was the smart move in the long run. Boy oh boy was I right about that.

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Then and Now

It’s now the tail end of 2021 and the estimated cost to buy this same house(if I were selling) is almost $100k more. The housing market in the US continues to rise. In September a report was published by S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI). It revealed that housing prices in the US continue to rise. In fact, July of this year was the 4th consecutive month in which the growth rate of housing prices set a record. Twenty cities were reviewed, and the data showed a 19.9% year-over-year gain. Seventeen of those twenty cities reported a higher price increase as of July 2021 versus the same time last year. According to Craig Lazzara, Managing Director and Global Head of Index Investment Strategy at S&P DJI, “July’s 19.7 price gain for the National Composite is the highest reading in more than 30 years of data.”. It’s also worth noting, that New York, Boston, Charlotte, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, and Seattle recorded their all-time highest 12-month gains. Something is happening to the housing market, that seems great on paper. But under more scrutiny, it may be cause for concern.

Cause and Effect

On a long enough timeline, these price increases might seem natural and make sense. After all, real estate is typically one of the safest bets there is, right? But this much growth, so fast, is anything but natural. So what’s caused it? A popular theory that was gaining traction at the start of 2021 has been all but confirmed thanks to the results of that report. That it’s being driven in part by a reaction to the COVID pandemic, as buyers move from urban apartments to suburban homes. This makes a lot of sense when you think about the various reasons why a global pandemic might be moving people to leave their apartment and buy a house. Here are just two big factors I can personally attest to…

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Cost

Not long after settling into my new house, I heard from friends about their rent going up back in my old neighborhood. This news repeated itself the next year, and I found myself thankful that I was locked into a set mortgage payment of my own. When the pandemic hit, much like many others, I experienced financial difficulties. Thanks to COVID assistance regulations I was able to essentially pause my mortgage payments temporarily while I figured things out. My friends renting expensive apartments weren’t so lucky. There was no pausing their rent because their landlords couldn’t pause all of the expenses they incur from running a rental property. I couldn’t help but wonder how far up the (expletive) creek I’d be if I were still renting when all of this went down. No doubt people who hadn’t already made the move to own were in that creek, struggling to swim. For those lucky enough to make it out and get back on their feet, I’m sure they immediately began planning how they can never be in that position again. Owning their own home suddenly began sounding like a really good idea.

 

Comfort

How many people do you know that went stir crazy, cooped up in their apartment for an entire year? Or worse, their studio, or even just a bedroom in a shared space? I can’t imagine. I struggled with feelings of claustrophobia myself, and I’ve had an entire house to stretch out in. So set cost aside, and imagine for a moment being confined to a small living area, one you might even share with others. A small area that now serves as your all-in-one refuge, for work, play, eat, sleep, etc. People got sick of being in that predicament real fast! So when the dust started to settle, and hope shined through, one of the first things on their minds was “I need my own space, and I need more of it”. People renting a room with other people suddenly had a strong desire to not share their bathroom, kitchen, living room, etc. People with their own apartment suddenly wanted a backyard and a garage to call their own. Hence, the migration from rented spaces to owned properties. Owners and agents saw this exodus coming, and now the market is reflecting this amplified desire to own our own spaces.
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Questions With No Answers

But will it last? Are we in a bubble, and if so when will it burst? Or will it just keep growing and there will never be a better time to buy? We can’t answer these questions with certainty because there are too many other questions. Is COVID going away for good? Will things return to how they once were or is this truly “the new normal”? And what of those rumors of an impending financial crisis? Our own president has recently warned of inevitable hardships. The stock market and its effect on our economy have never been so publicly scrutinized. How will all of these factors affect the housing market in the months and years to come? It’s easy to say time will tell. But as Bob Dylan once said, “the times they are a-changin’”.

 

The Future is Bright with Virtual Assistants

If your business is experiencing growth, despite these wild times, you may want to make yourself future proof. The real estate industry is on fire right now, and brokers are feeling the heat. Overworked, stressed, questioning everything, and trying to keep up! They need support. One of the best ways to support a professional is by hiring a virtual assistant. When we’re not reporting and discussing important topics like the growing housing market, we’re supporting growing businesses. With proven, reliable, highly skilled virtual assistants at competitive prices. To learn more simply follow the link below, and request a free one-on-one consultation. We’ll hear you out and understand what you need, and discuss how we might be able to help.

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The Current State (and Future) of Real Estate Listings, Insights with founders of MyOutDesk & Curaytor

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It’s A Sellers Market

Once upon a time, our CEO Daniel Ramsey had a great talk with the founder of Curaytor; Chris Smith. Curaytor is a website platform that turns listing agents into rockstars by giving them the kind of marketing assets needed to survive in today’s wild real estate market. You may have noticed the prices of homes are going up all over the place.  While some call it a bubble, various experts think it’s a new chapter that’ll last longer than you might expect. As the value of the average home goes up, buyers will typically fall into one of two categories; hesitant to buy because pricetags are daunting, or anxious to buy because investments are smart. And sellers? Well, they always just want to sell! And Curaytor is the secret real estate weapon for agents trying to connect with those sellers.

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“I’m gonna teach you how to be better at marketing, and sales”

Chris is one of the top real estate influencers in the industry and a true expert in real estate conversions. He’s worked for two billionaires (Dan Gilbert and Lou Pearlman), a near billion-dollar publicly-traded company (Move Inc.), and a startup (DotLoop) that was acquired for $108 million (by Zillow Group). Suffice to say, Chris is very experienced and highly skilled. That expertise translates over into his marketing platform built specifically for listing agents. The curated, easy, and professional experience helps agents convey their own expertise in the most attractive way possible. Prospective sellers won’t be able to resist a listing agent after getting the Curaytor facelift.

 

Talk Is Cheap, Proof is Priceless

Fun fact: Chris used his vast experience as the foundation with which he built Curaytor, without any venture capital raised, and was able to reach nearly $15 million in revenue per year. His hard work has been featured in the likes of Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fortune, and The Huffington Post. If that isn’t enough to convince you that Chris and Curaytor are worth all the hype, check out our boss interviewing him here. They talk about his real estate, marketing, and corporate experience, as well as great insight on lead generation and conversion.

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“There is a science to the sale. The way you present, and how you pitch.”

 

Bottom line; Curaytor is a listing agent’s best friend by helping them sell more homes and look great doing it. But don’t take my word for it; check out the webinar recording and learn(for free!) how you can apply his lessons to your own experience growing and scaling the real estate business. If you want to see what the MyOutDesk hype is all about, after that video, follow the link to learn more.

 

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