Dayton Real Estate Career

03/10/2021

Those are some numbers!

The Numbers Speak For Themselves! Those who have the listings control the market and KW agents are showing up in force 🚀

02/14/2021

It's true. Gary Keller will be interviewing Zillow on Wednesday. Dayton/Cincy agents: you want to see this. DM by Monday if you're interested.

01/28/2021

I might know someone who can get you in. If you’re interested in learning from the best from your 🛋 let me know!

Our signature training event – Family Reunion – has a reputation for offering the industry’s best prescriptive and proactive training. From workshops that dive deep, to master classes taught by industry legends and breakouts that innovate real estate itself, it’ll be hard to know what part of Family Reunion to credit when your business starts taking major strides. I want you to experience it yourself – DM me and I’ll take you as my guest.

01/21/2021

Wow!👍

Glassdoor has named Keller Williams a Best Place to Work for 2021 👍

What does that mean? It means we have lived up to our promise to build careers worth having, businesses worth owning, lives worth living, experiences worth giving, and legacies worth leaving.

It’s an honor to be included and is a direct result of the incredible teamwork, culture, and values of our team. Read more about the win here: http://bit.ly/2LM1k8x

01/18/2021

What if you could get reimbursed for getting your real estate license?

01/13/2021

Being a real estate agent isn't just about helping clients/friends buy and sell real estate.

It gives you the opportunity to build GENERATIONAL WEALTH.

If you thought about real estate in one form or another. Lets jump on a call or Zoom and answer any of those questions you have!

12/04/2020

Whatever Brokerage an agent decides to work at CULTURE is a must in their decision.

We have a stated set of values that are simple: God, family, then business. That means that there are things more important than work, and our culture reflects that balance. We support healthy and happy lives, businesses, and the balance between.

🤯Ready to join the #1 company for work-life balance according to Indeed? [https://indeedhi.re/2IVElsW] It’s time to .

11/27/2020

Everyone we are doing a free business seminar! 🎉
If you are interested send us a DM or messages on this post

11/16/2020

POP QUIZ! Which agents EARNED 25% MORE INCOME, CLOSED 25% MORE BUSINESS, and WROTE 33% MORE FUTURE BUSINESS in Q3 this year? Watch the video to find out for yourself, and then DM me to learn more.

11/09/2020

One of the great things about is their ability to leverage with other companies such as Facebook and Google to create advantages for our agents in their markets!

This video shows President Josh Team speaking with Michelle Morris a Facebook VP of Global Marketing Solutions on what Facebook and Keller Williams are doing together and what they are able to accomplish

10/31/2020

Haunted houses represent a mainstay of Halloween and the horror/mystery genre, from The Shining to Scooby, Velma, and Shaggy's exploits. But they also represent a horrific, and very real, headache for realtors.

Believe it or not, hauntedness is a legal designation in the real estate industry. If a structure is haunted, it's considered "stigmatized," which means that while there are no material defects, the home "elicits an emotional response," writes Curbed.

So how do you sell a haunted house? Depends on the state
In New York, if the seller has "claimed to the public at large" that the house is haunted, he or she must disclose the spooky status to buyers. But, if you keep the ghost in the attic to yourself, you don't have to say anything to a prospective buyer.

In California, sellers have to disclose to buyers if there's been a death on the property within three years. In Alaska, it's one year.
Every now and then, a creepy vibe can be a selling point. Spokane, WA, realtor Marianne Bornhoft told Curbed she thought chilling rumors about a place called the Polly Judd house helped her sell it.

In the '60s and '70s, Polly Judd took in veterans and troubled people. Several suicides and deaths took place in the house and later owners seemed bedeviled by bad luck, shrouding the place in mystery.
Bornhoft said "the house was so iconic that I think that's what attracted the people to [it]."
That seems to be the exception to rule, because haunted houses are typically not an easy sell. In fact, the presence of haunted houses has been shown to depress the value of homes in the surrounding neighborhood. One recent study of the Hong Kong housing market found that "prices drop on average 20% for units that become haunted, 10% for units on the same floor, 7% for units in the same block, and 1% for units in the same estate."

(article from Morning Brew)