If you are a real estate agent
you may wrongly believe that holidays are the best time to turn off your cell
phone, put aside the laptop and forget about your real estate business. You
couldn't be further from the truth, as this
article on Inman News points out.
The end of the year is a great
time to reflect back on the ups and downs of real estate in 2013. It is also a
great time to set things in order for a great start for your real estate
business in 2014.
In case you wonder what can you
spend the precious holidays time on, here are some activities successful
realtors put on their list: real estate business health check; contacts database
cleanup; web site content review; home office clean-up; holiday prospecting and
network expansion. As you can see the list is pretty long and for a good
reason: you want to give yourself a clean and strong start in 2014. How else
can you be a successful real estate agent next year? Let your competitors rest
for the holidays while you set the ground for a nice "eat-my-dust"
start.
Once you have everything on that
list covered, take care of two more things: revise (or write, you have not yet
done this) a business plan for your real estate business, and re-examine your
market niche. Establish clear objectives for 2014 and make sure you spend your
time and effort chasing the buck in the right niche.
Read the entire article here...
We have to control our business and be aware of the things that might affect our real estate. Go hard and try to learn everything that might help us achieve success for our business. As long as we know how we can be effective as a business we need to do our best and do everything for our future in the business.
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