As a listing agent, you’ve probably heard a lot about virtual assistant companies. Let’s face it, you can’t get ahead and close deals fast without delegating some tasks to trained assistants who know how to get you more exposure and recognition.
But what’s the best strategy to follow if you really want to make a lot of money as a listing agent? And how much can you actually delegate to a real estate assistant?
Marketing Your Listings
Can you work with computers? If not, you definitely need a good virtual assistant to help you with your marketing campaigns and MLS input. Today, buyers are much more likely to look for listing information online than ever before!
A sound marketing strategy would therefore have to include – or even be based on – heavy advertising, blogging and social media marketing to improve your overall online presence and get more views for your listings, as well as personalized online listing input to the MLS with high quality descriptions, pictures and virtual tours.
A More Efficient Method for Closing Deals
Closing activities also play a vital role in making it as a listing agent. Executed contracts have to be sent out to all parties, escrow needs to be delivered, and there are a host of other required tasks, such as obtaining copies of the HUD settlement statement.
To free up more of your time and get better results, you can delegate all those tasks to a knowledgeable real estate assistant.
At REVAHQ, you can find services for everything shown above, and much more! This includes:
- High quality personalized brochures and flyers for your marketing campaigns;
- Improved social media, SEO and blogging services to increase your online exposure;
- Fast and accurate communication with buyers, sellers and other agents involved in the deal;
- Timely confirmations related to closing times, inspections HOA information and other important tasks for streamlining the closing process.
So don’t waste time, and set up your winning delegation strategy today. With the right virtual assistant services, you can end up earning even more than the average 3% that most listing agents have to settle for.
