A real estate listing isn’t just a representation of the home on sale, it’s a showcase of the ability, attention-to-detail and client service of the agent. Even in a market where inventory is selling rapidly, the ability to list a home well is still needed.
Agents who can successfully navigate a challenging market need to do the job at a higher level in order to gain the reputation that makes them stand out in a crowded market.
What are the other key factors that separate ordinary agents from the experts when it comes to buying and selling a home? In this episode, Tiffany Mickolio talks about Queen Creek, East Mesa and Gilbert and how she runs her business.
Key Points
Community Events in Queen Creek
Queen Creek is a huge city with a fun country town feel. There are many great community events and opportunities to bring everyone together. For example, they have Trunk or Treat, Food truck Friday and many great events.
Listings are a business card
A listing is a reflection of the standard a seller can expect to get when they work with an agent and their team. Photos are the first impression of the home, but the description and positioning of the home is what’s going to make them want to call an agent.
Consumers have options so good service matters more than ever
5-star reviews are so much more important right now. There are so many agents out there, and the internet makes them easy to get in touch with. Because consumers have so many options, agents with 5-star reviews and a high level of service will stand out.
Want to learn more about Queen Creek?
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- Brooke Bogart On Warner Ranch & Switching From Architecture to Real Estate