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Thursday, November 20, 2014

Top 10 Real Estate Agent Traits Part 1--LarsonEd

Fort Myers Real Estate School

Sellers have strong feelings about what it takes to be a great listing agent. In short, sellers want to hire an agent that they believe will get the job done professionally. Specifically, here is the first part of the Top 10 traits and skills our sellers told us they are looking for in selecting an agent:

1. Sellers want you to be a market expert.

This means understanding what similar homes are selling for and how long they are listed before they sell. This information will better equip you to inform your client’s expectations.

2. Sellers want you to be a product expert.

Know their home inside and out so you can respond to possible buyers’ objections. Also take account of features of the property that make it unique within the market or that you know will be hard selling points.

3. Sellers want you to do the research in advance of looking at the property.

This is where your professionalism comes into play. The reason they hired you is so they don’t have to do the work, so do your homework.

4. Sellers want you to set the right price the first time.

Overreaching the market can cost you and your client precious time, especially if they are making a move soon and need the cash from the sale to move into a new home.

5. Sellers want you to explain the local market and estimate how long it will take to sell.

This goes back to you doing the homework so the client doesn’t have to. Learn the house and learn the market and communicate what you find to the client so they better understand pricing expectations. These tips will help you become better prepared to meet client expectations for real estate agents.
Coming soon:
Top 10 Real Estate Agent Traits Part 2
If you are a new Florida real estate professional, make sure you complete your Post-Licensing Education before your 1st license expiration date. If you are a seasoned veteran, it’s never too early to get your Continuing Education done.

Either way, Larson Educational Services has you covered with timely and market-ready information taught in professional classrooms by instructors who care about your success. Learn more about the courses we have to offer in Fort Myers, Naples or Online at the following link - http://www.larsoned.com/realestate/ - or simply call a friendly Larson representative at (239) 344-7510.

 Larson Educational Services looks forward to earning the right to be your real estate school of choice!
 Larson Educational Services
1400 Colonial Blvd. Suite 44
Fort Myers, FL 33907
info@LarsonEd.com 
239-344-7510
http://www.LarsonEd.com/realestate/licensing/naples-real-estate-school/ 
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Monday, November 3, 2014

Fort Myers Real Estate School

At family-owned real estate school, Larson Educational Services (License #ZH1002299), you can complete the steps necessary to obtain your Florida Real Estate License in as little as 30 days. Because our course has a modular format, you can actually mix-and-match dates and locations if you need flexible scheduling. Just contact us and we'll help you put a schedule together. We have real estate courses in Ft. Myers and Naples starting soon, or you can complete the course online. WEEKDAY and WEEKEND class times are 8:30am - 4:30pm. EVENING class times are 6:15pm - 9:45pm.

FORT MYERS
Royal Palm Square at 1400 Colonial Blvd, Suite 44
November 3-7, 10-12 (Weekday)
December 1-5, 8-10 (Weekday)

NAPLES
Horseshoe Park of Commerce at 3073 Horseshoe Dr S, Suite 122
November 10-14, 17-19 (Weekday)
December 1-5, 8-10 (Weekday)


Tuition is $339 and includes your course materials. You can even attend any portion of the course again for review for no additional charge.

If you would like additional information about getting started, take a look at our Step-By-Step Licensing Guide or view our Real Estate Broker Connection page to view information about companies that are hiring newly licensed Sales Associates.
To register, please call a friendly Larson representative at (239) 344-7510 or REGISTER ONLINE. You can even register for the class today and pay for it later. We take registrations all the way up to the first day of class.

Brad Larson
Larson Educational Services
Royal Palm Square
1400 Colonial Blvd, Suite 44
Fort Myers, FL 33907
(239) 344-7510
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Expired Listing Advice--Fort Myers Real Estate School

Fort Myers Real Estate School

An expired listing isn’t the end of the world and it isn’t the end of your relationship with a client. However, you will have to put in a little work to keep the seller’s trust and make sure you do everything you can to get their home sold. Here are 5 tips for what to do when your listing is about to expire:

1. Check your Multiple Listing Service

Find the average number of days on the market for homes comparable to your listing, and use this figure to demonstrate to the owner that the listing should be extended.

2. Complete a CMA

This can be used to determine whether the price on your listing still reflects the market price. It may be the case that your client is trying to get too much for a property that is not worth it. Try to use these numbers to convince them that the house will be more likely to sell at a lower price.

3. Discuss with your clients what you’ve done to market the house

Develop a new marketing plan with a different approach, and present it to the sellers when you ask for a renewal. Don’t wait until the last minute to discuss a listing extension with your client. Your goal is to build trust, and discussing extension options before the listing expires lets the client know that you are organized and aware of the situation with the expired listing.

4. Try to get information from other real estate agents about your listings

Perhaps you can form a solid relationship with a mentor agent who can give you advice about your listings and give you possible tips for improvement.

5. Earn a referral fee if nothing else

If you don’t think you’ll be able to sell the listing, let a trusted colleague know it’s about to expire, and earn a referral fee. Using these ideas will have you better equipped to handle a listing that is about to expire and inspire confidence in your client.
Coming soon:
How to Approach a FSBO
If you are a new Florida real estate professional, make sure you complete your Post-Licensing Education before your 1st license expiration date. If you are a seasoned veteran, it’s never too early to get your Continuing Education done. Either way, Larson Educational Services has you covered with timely and market-ready information taught in professional classrooms by instructors who care about your success. Learn more about the courses we have to offer in Fort Myers, Naples or Online at the following link - http://www.larsoned.com/realestate/ - or simply call a friendly Larson representative at (239) 344-7510.

 Larson Educational Services looks forward to earning the right to be your real estate school of choice!
 Larson Educational Services
 1400 Colonial Blvd. Suite 44
Fort Myers, FL 33907
  info@LarsonEd.com 
239-344-7510
http://www.LarsonEd.com/realestate/licensing/naples-real-estate-school/ 
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Thursday, September 4, 2014

Open House Tips Part 1--Naples Real Estate School

Naples Real Estate School

Once you have selected an area to farm and you have prospected for clients, you will be ready to start selling homes. One tool for selling a client’s home is to hold an open house. The professional real estate community appears to be split on whether it’s a good idea to hold an open house or not. The successful real estate agents we have interviewed report that at least 20% of their sales were to buyers they met at an open house. An open house can be a good source of both buyer and seller leads. Some agents will hold open houses on homes listed by other agents within their firm just for the possibility of gaining leads and experience. Assuming the home is presentable, spotless from top to bottom, priced correctly, and located in a high traffic area, here are tips to improve the odds that the house will sell at an open:

1. Try different times and days.

You may find that the prospects in your farm area do not turn out to open houses on Saturday afternoons because the people in the area are really big into college football, but late Sunday mornings yield a good turnout because they don’t care about the NFL games on Sundays. This will simply take some time to figure out what works best for the area.

2. Invite neighbors and targeted prospects.

Maybe you know of a certain prospect who would have a unique interest in the house you are showing because it offers them a chance to expand their living space. And you know what this prospect is looking for because you have been keeping in touch with them. Invite them to the open house even if they live in an area outside of your farm, because this prospect with the unique interest in a property will be more likely to make the purchase.

3. Place signs at appropriate areas.

Also, remember to include your name on the sign so even if people are not interested in that open house, they can come out to more of your showings in the future.

4. Advertise online.

It’s 2014. You have no reason not to be advertising your open house online. However, be careful about spamming your Facebook friends with open house information that does not pertain to them because that is a sure way to get blocked (this applies to any social media website). Write colorful, descriptive ads and place them in web classifieds or open house directories. Using these 4 tips when holding an open house will increase the odds that the house will sell and/or you will gain more prospects in the process.
Coming soon:
Open House Tips: Part 2
For a list of prospecting and farming tips, check out our previous posts:
Prospecting tips #1
Prospecting tips #2
Farming tips #1
 Larson Educational Services
1400 Colonial Blvd. Suite 44
Fort Myers, FL 33907
info@LarsonEd.com 
239-344-7510
http://www.LarsonEd.com/realestate/licensing/naples-real-estate-school/ 
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Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Florida CAM License School in Fort Myers

Florida 18 Hour CAM Licensing

Credit hours: 18
Tuition: $269.00 (course materials and state exam prep included)

CAM License Course Dates and Times

Weekend Class (Fri & Sat) -- Royal Palm Square, 1400 Colonial Blvd, Suite 44, Fort Myers, FL 33907
June 21 & 22 - 8am-6pm
CLICK HERE to Register Online

Weekend Class (Fri & Sat) -- 3073 Horseshoe Drive South, Suite 122, Naples, FL 34104
July 12 & 13 - 8am-6pm
CLICK HERE to Register Online

Weekday Class (Thu & Fri) -- Royal Palm Square, 1400 Colonial Blvd, Suite 44, Fort Myers, FL 33907
September 18 & 19 - 8am-6pm
CLICK HERE to Register Online

Weekend Class (Fri & Sat) -- 3073 Horseshoe Drive South, Suite 122, Naples, FL 34104
October 11 & 12 - 8am-6pm
CLICK HERE to Register Online

CAM License Course is the 18-hour required education (License #PRE31) to obtain your Florida Community Association Manager (CAM) license. You'll learn about the Florida CAM licensing requirements, CAM responsibilities, and CAM liabilities and standards of conduct.

A Florida CAM License is required when managing an association of more than 10 units and/or has an annual budget in excess of $100,000. Types of properties that hire CAM License holders are mobile home parks, planned unit developments, homeowners associations, cooperatives, timeshares, condominiums, or other residential units which are authorized to impose a fee that may become a lien on the parcel.

Course registrations at Larson Educational Services can be made by phone (239) 344-7510 or on our website LarsonEd.com. We accept "paid" or "unpaid" registrations at time of enrollment, meaning you can pay your tuition today or wait until you check in on the first day of the class. Either way, your seat in the course will be secured.



Larson Educational Services
Royal Palm Square
1400 Colonial Blvd, Suite 44
Fort Myers, FL 33907
(239) 344-7510
www.LarsonEd.com
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