The digital house hunt is becoming a fundamental part of American life. The National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Research Group has tracked digital homebuying trends for years. Not surprisingly, they've discovered that more people are looking online first when they want to find the perfect new home.
NAR's Real Estate in a Digital Age 2019 Report states 44% of buyers looked for a home online first. The younger the buyer, the more likely they were to turn to digital technology first or even exclusively compared to their elders.
In fact, 98% of older Millennials (born 1980-1989) used the internet in their search.
There are two huge factors driving this, and neither one is going to change: Younger buyers are comfortable using digital technology to make informed decisions.
Smartphones and other mobile devices are now used in every aspect of life.
About 76% of all buyers surveyed found their new home using their favorite mobile device. That mak...
As a sales associate, every listing presentation is an opportunity to earn trust, demonstrate value, and ultimately win new business. Of course, every other associate who makes a presentation to that seller will have the same goals. Use these ideas to set yourself apart from the competition and win sellers.
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Margaret Rudd & Associates, Inc., REALTORS® maintains its 30-plus year reputation as a market leader in Southeastern North Carolina with unparalleled local knowledge, personalized customer service, and a level of trustworthiness beyond reproach.

A household name in both property management and real estate brokerage services in Brunswick County since 1981, the company has weathered its fair share of challenges throughout the years.

Fletcher Bright Realty is one of the oldest and most respected names in Chattanooga real estate, with a history dating back to 1927. The founder Fletcher Bright instilled the values of honesty, integrity, hard work, and exceptional service as cornerstones of his business.
Beloved by the community, Fletcher Bright was known as a husband, father, real estate mogul, and--a world-class fiddler!
That last quality was the inspiration behind the 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival and is a vibrant part of Fletcher Bright's legacy.
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