Hi Brendan, It depends on the value, experience and good will you bring. It is much like most professions that have a succession plan, the...
Very few people need to "legitimately" use the mutual recognition loop hole, yet here we are with most new advocates licensed in most states, many...
Data is usually accessed via a permanent monthly or annual subscription model. Its a business overhead, not something that each individual client...
Using mutual recognition loop holes, most of these new people are licensed all over Australia. Sadly we have heard of cases where a person (I...
Yes, there is a minimum requirement of 2 years experience before being able to become a member. And how that experience was obtained is important....
I whole heartedly agree with this and I think I said in an earlier comment, it's not the system or method of pricing, but the BA that makes the...
#word! Half of the best advocates in the country are really bad marketers Half the worst advocates in the industry are amazing marketers If...
We hope so too, Sash. There is one fundamental issue in our industry that the rest of our issues stems from. Fees aren't one of them, they are...
Challenge accepted :) seems we will soon find out. From Spotlight on sales: Regulator to examine PRD Presence Newcastle real estate sales (Paywall)
So true! This is a huge issue right now. regulations in regards to what people can/can't say in their marketing would go a long way towards...
I'm curious.... What specific kpis do you think would be relevant? How would track record be measured (ie which metrics)
Putting people's thoughts, feelings and preferences about fees to the side, jack Hendersons segment last night has not arisen because of how he...
@BuyersAgent I am laughing because it's true.
There are many concerning practices going on lately that are a concern for REBAA and it's members. And there is a lot going on behind the scenes...
Oh - yes - that does get messy. I personally would never want a conflict of interest like that.
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