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This blog provides information on models, systems, technology and social media to improve your real estate career and profitabilty.
A career in the real estate field is extremely challenging.
In 2004, the National Association of Realtors assessed the average competency level of realtors as having reached it's lowest level in history.
Real Estate companies have budgeted little time or money in the proper education of their salespeople. This has resulted in an average failure rate of agents of 70% to 80%..
The 2008 National Association of Realtors study showed that the average earnings of a real estate agent with 2 years or less in the business had decreased further to only $10,500 in 2007. Before expenses!
Keller Williams Realty is the ONLY education, training and coaching based real estate company. We are committed to providing the highest level of training, coaching and support to our agent partners.
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Category Archives: Real Estate Market News
Atlantic County New Jersey Real Estate Market Continues to Decline! May 2009
Stimulus Package has little affect yet. Contrary to the improving conditions of markets in many areas of the country, Atlantic County NJ continues to decline. The suffering, casino based economy, continues to pummel housing prices and the total number of sales. … Continue reading
This Month in Real Estate – May 2009
The latest update on the national housing conditions. First Time Home Buyers account for the major percentage of activity. The lower priced, entry level properties are seeing a stabilization due to First Time Home Buyer activity in Atlantic County.
Keller Williams Realty Climbs to Third Largest Real Estate Franchise in United States
Company outpaces market with financial model, agent-centric initiatives AUSTIN, TEXAS (March 2, 2009) — Keller Williams® Realty Inc., announced last week at its annual convention in Orlando, Fla. that it is now the third-largest real estate franchise in the United … Continue reading
This Month In Real Estate: 2009 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Special Edition
The $8,000 First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Offers Great Rewards for Buyers.